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Tweetbot 4 for iOS (itunes.apple.com)
over 7 years ago from Jonathan Suh, Designer at Planning Center
36 comments
Daniel Archer, over 7 years ago
New App Icon too: (Tweetbot 4 on the left, Tweetbot 3 on the right)
Daniel Golden, over 7 years ago
iOS 9 Required.
Alex Chan, over 7 years ago
Good to know. I'm still on my jailbroken 5S on 8.4.
Yeah, I tried to buy it on my iOS 8.4 5s and got the notification. If yours wasn't jailbroken, would you update to iOS9?
Yea, if I wasn't jailbroken, I'd definitely upgrade to iOS 9.
You can purchase this (and take advantage of the sale) through iTunes (that's what I did). Then you'll have it when iOS 9 is jailbroken.
Julian Lengfelder, over 7 years ago
I am glad no one around here is complaining about the upgrade price tag :)
Christian Krammer, over 7 years ago I just thought "what, you have to pay for that?" In my eyes it's not more than a minor upgrade. Will likely skip this one.
ポール ウェッブ, over 7 years ago
Insta-bought! Looking forward to using this on an iPad Pro!
Patrick Loonstra, over 7 years ago
Great new name for a site with all the tools you really really belive in: insta-bought
Haha, most definitely!
Ryan Glover, over 7 years ago
Stats and activity view is worth the price alone!
Kevin Suttle, over 7 years ago
I got access to https://analytics.twitter.com/ awhile back. I think it just uses the APIs there. It's cool that it's in Tweetbot now.
William Bout, over 7 years ago
That data [analytics] hasn’t been available to third-party Twitter clients ever since the company moved away from a basic mentions stream, but Tapbots has engineered its own Activity solution in what co-founder Paul Haddad tells me was "tons of work."
The Verge : Tweetbot 4 is the new best way to use Twitter on iOS
Good to know. Thanks for the link!
Spencer Holtaway, over 7 years ago
I'm not seeing any option to have notifications in this version, but I like all of the other updates I've experienced so far.
Sean O'Grady, over 7 years ago
Settings > Account Settings > {{ username }} > Notifications :)
Thank you!
Brad McNally, over 7 years ago
Really useful statistics tab!
Tim Parker, over 7 years ago
Happy to pay £3 a year for something I use so often which is so well made - but it's really frustrated me both times that my settings can't be kept from tweetbot 2 > 3 and 3 > 4. Setting up default clients, brightness settings etc is tedious, it should be importable or automatic.
Jesse Head, over 7 years ago
Anyone still using the default client? Or is that just me?
Marc Edwards, over 7 years ago
Still? I don't think I ever have. :D There’s too many good alternatives.
I used Tweetbot and Twitterific over the last 2 years, but tried out the default client again a few months back and am loving it. Sure, it doesn't have the same number of 'pro' features... but I find the experience far more consistent than any 3rd party client. (:
That’s fair enough. I absolutely love Tweetbot though.
Louis B, over 7 years ago
I like it. I ain't scared.
Daryl Ginn, over 7 years ago
Yeah I use it. Is it still the only one you can receive favourite notifications?
Sean Washington, over 7 years ago
No, TB4 now shows favs and retweets in the activity stream.
Ryan Mack, over 7 years ago
Heads up: Tweetbot 3 is gone for good if you delete it. I made a mistake and bought Tweetbot 4.
Jonathan Suh, over 7 years ago
Strange that it’s completely gone, even from the Purchased list. You may wanna contact them about that—I don’t think they intended that to be the case
There was a bug in the App Store that didn't show removed apps in the purchased tab that Apple has fixed now. What you're seeing might relate to that?
Unfortunately still not seeing it. I'll check back later today. Thanks Marc.
Guillermo Mont, over 7 years ago
I have the previous version of tweetbot, is there any compelling reason to pay for this newer version (other than it's new)?
Major noticeable things are:
- Newer and improved design
- Universal app for iPhone and iPad
- Split-screen features for newer iPads that support it since it’s designed for iOS 9
- New Statistics (similar to Twitter Analytics) and Activity (like Notifications on Twitter.com) view
- Safari view which supports content blockers
Matt Baxter, over 7 years ago
The main reason for me is that its new for the iPad. I'd say that if you only use it on a phone there's probably not as many reasons to upgrade. Although, my other biggest reason is just to support Tapbots since I use Tweetbot more than any other app on my phone.
Ryan Duffy, over 7 years ago Love this.
I've noticed people bitching on Twitter about the price of the app, it's disgusting. Throw Tapbots a bone, they work their butts off to polish these products.
Yeah, if you actually want to keep using it, the price is small and means there’s a good chance they'll keep working on it. Because, with the way things are with third party Twitter apps, once they're gone, they're likely gone forever.
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