Tweetroot for Twitter 17+

Name: Tweetroot for Twitter
Rating: 3.9 (7 reviews)
Author: Brent Chionh

Word Clouds from Tweets

Brent Chionh

Designed for iPad

- 3.9 • 7 Ratings

- Free

Description

Get to the root of Twitter by creating word clouds to visualize the most frequent words being tweeted. Read between the tweets and discover what a @user tweets about the most or what reactions a #hashtag is generating.

Tweetroot pulls in a stream of recent tweets and analyzes what words are being used most frequently across them. From this data, it then creates a colorful collage that highlights the top recurring words in the tweets. This gives you insight into the behavior of your favorite Twitter users, the public response to hashtags and even your own tweeting habits.

Tweetroot lets you analyze 3 types of Twitter feeds:
- User tweets: A user's 1,000 most recent tweets.
- Hashtags:Recent tweets using a certain #hashtag.
- Mentions: Recent tweets from a particular user's mentions.

There are also over 70 color palettes and over 20 fonts you can mix and match to customize your creations. And when you're done, you can easily save and share your creations to other apps and social networks like Twitter, Facebook & Instagram!

Please note: In order to use Tweetroot, you need a Twitter account to authenticate with Twitter.
You can also access additional word/language filter settings for Tweetroot in the Settings app.

Have fun!

27 Sept 2017

Version 1.3.2

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

In addition to exporting your word cloud image, you can now export the word list & frequency counts as a CSV file.

3.9 out of 5

7 Ratings

Can't add Twitter account to app

Fairly useless unless you access Twitter from the settings menu of iOS.

I use tweetbot and enter my Twitter account from inside the app. I don't want to enter my Twitter account into the iOS settings.

Please fix

It used to be great but now It's not working I just get session or token expired. I've reinstalled app and it's still not working

The developer, Brent Chionh, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.