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I recently hacked together a product that aligns with buffer's philosophy, but is inherently different. I have about 70 users, but zero paid users and not much
by switz 14y ago
I recently hacked together a product that aligns with buffer's philosophy, but is inherently different. I have about 70 users, but zero paid users and not much activity. I've been ignoring it from a development standpoint in favor of other projects. Meanwhile I still use the site daily. I hope I can put some more time into it, but for now I'm just letting it scratch a personal itch. If anyone is interested: https://tweezer.io https://tweezer.io
- joelg87 14y agoThis is neat. It's a key problem we've spent a lot of time thinking about (that posting the same thing in the exact same way to different networks is not the right thing to do). Good job, and good luck!
- dendory 14y agoI was wondering why no one was tackling the issue of posting to multiple social networks, and instead all we saw were services that clone posts from one network to the next, services that usually get shut down from the networks. So I made my own a while back that can post to Twitter, Facebook, G+, etc in customized ways depending if I have a URL or not, automatically shortening it, etc. Otherwise I would give yours a try.
- Snoptic 14y agoDo you have to constantly change your web page scraper to maintain G+ support, since it has no API?
- darkmagnus 14y agohttps://developers.google.com/+/api/ https://developers.google.com/+/api/
- estebank 14y agoThe G+ API is read only.
- switz 14y agoI'd love to see it – shoot me an email.