Wow, this takes me back a few years when I was heavy into Twitter API apps development. Websites like the OP's that automated Twitter activity were pretty numer

Wow, this takes me back a few years when I was heavy into Twitter API apps development. Websites like the OP's that automated Twitter activity were pretty numerous and this one is run-of-the-mill from what I can tell. It's unique in that I didn't think anybody was actually still seriously developing Twitter apps these days after they harshed on the dev community so badly in recent years. It certainly made me move on. That said, I echo some of the concerns mentioned in other comments on this thread. A lot of the features are really spammy, and I've always personally taken issue with the practice of auto-following people back. It destroys the very nature of Twitter which is to follow people you're actually interested in, not simply to reciprocate the social connection. Auto-following will destroy your Twitter newsfeed by filling it with garbage from random people's content (provided you haven't already let your following count get out of hand). My prediction is due to the fact that some of the features in this app violate Twitter's ever tightening TOS this app will not stick around in its current form long enough to justify the purchase of one month of service, let alone an entire year. In the end, there's simply no substitute for, y'know, actually being interesting.