How can you tell someone’s a bot? That’s the $44B question. If you haven’t been following recent tech drama, here’s a quick rundown. In April, Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter for $54.20 a share. When Twitter allegedly refused his request to see more internal data (particularly bot-to-real-account ratio), Musk decided he no longer wanted to complete the purchase.
This morning, Twitter reportedly hired the legal firm behind the “poison pill” invention to sue Musk. A loss in court could have him paying a $1B breakup fee, unless he is able to prove the data he received about the company’s valuation was misleading.
Regardless of the claims, the hold that Twitter has on the tech world (us, too) doesn’t seem to be going anywhere and we continue seeing makers find interesting ways to build tools that improve the experience. Did anyone tell Elon about these?
This Dynamic Twitter Banner automatically displays social proof and gives thanks to your latest followers.
Twitter Thread analytics by ilo.so helps you understand how impressions and engagements change throughout your threads, using detailed metrics, funnels, and breakdown charts.
Launch Tweets is a collection of tweets from makers and teams who are using Twitter to announce the launch of their product.
Twitter for Shopify is a recent add-on that lets you sync your Shopify product catalog to Twitter Shopping Manager, and set up your Shopping feature in a few clicks.
tweet.pics lets you brand the images you’re sharing on Twitter, adding a colorful frame.
The Typefully team launched Profiles to help you automatically turn your tweets into a blog.
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Create and share a map of the countries you visited with How much world?
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Best Self Avatar generates a realistic self-avatar that you can later use on video calls.
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The history of UI showcases a visual gallery of how user interfaces have evolved in the past 30 years.
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Desklamp lets you collaboratively annotate PDFs with margin notes and highlights.
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Hidden Bar hides the menu bar items on your Mac for a cleaner, minimalistic look.
WorkOS is a modern identity and user management platform that enables B2B SaaS companies to accelerate enterprise adoption. Free up to 1 million MAUs, WorkOS brings a modular approach to B2B Auth with enterprise-ready features like SSO, SCIM, and User Management.
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