It's as if I hadn't tweezed my eyebrows in years and was finally handed a pair of tweezers. Ahhhh, huge sigh of relief. When I realized that most of the content on my Twitter feed was crap I didn't care to read, and that I'd also mysteriously butt-followed weird people like "Darryl" whose profile picture was him holding a semi automatic weapon and who loved to tweet philosophical misspelled rap lyrics and vitriolic climate change denial, my tactic for clearing out my feed was reading through the last hour of content and manually investigating every sketchy or inane tweet and unfollowing the authors. It is also helping with how insecure I feel about my embarrassing following/follower ratio. Ain't nobody wanna feel like an irrelevant unibrow fangirl. I am making myself look much more popular and important with each swipe left. Thanks Twindr.

Works well. Great way for me to cut out of the fluff from my Twitter feed.I think it would cool if I had the ability to randomize cards or change the order. It shows everyone in the order that I followed them, when realistically the people I may want to unfollow are probably farther back in the list.

Not a big user of Twitter, really—it's mostly just used as a newsfeed of sorts—but Twindr made it a far more streamlined affair of getting rid of the cruft. …Also reviewing as a way of showing you that, contrary to your reddit-linked article, there are those among us who care enough. Even if it takes a li'l extra prodding. ;)

I don't get it. I read the description on the app as well as some extra material, and nothing I read gave me much of a clue as to what this app will do other than unfollow people in my Twitter feed. I don't get what is so hard about that that I need another app. Maybe if there was something in the description that told me something useful thing this app can do i'd feel differently and I give it a much better rating. It seems to be well written but that doesn't help much if I don't have a use for a well-written app.