Not exactly but that is what the service pretty much does. Usually when you are using twitter, your twitter stream is filled with unwanted noise. Some people have hundreds and thousands of followers and of course its not possible to engage in conversation with all of them at the same time. This is when TweetChat comes in really handy.
TweetChat is a service that lets you use twitter like a chat. You change rooms like other online chat services and move from one specific conversation to the other. This service becomes really useful when you are trying to track something that is of importance to you. It might be a specific keyword or something that you are researching on and would like to participate and gain some data without all the background noise that Twitter usually gets crowded with.
Using TweetChat is as easy as it can be. To login use your twitter username and password. Once you are logged in you will be directed to page that asks you to enter a room. You won’t have any options to choose from as these rooms are based on what other twitter users are talking about. There are too many for them to list as I am sure there a few specific topics that are born each minute. Anyways, if you are looking to join in on a conversation that is related to “technology” just go ahead and type “technology” and hit enter. Now you will be able to see all tweets that are marked #technology and you can participate directly from tweetchat without having to visit twitter. This filters all the noise and you will be able to see all tweets related to technology. If you want to choose a different topic, just click “change room” and you are ready to go.
This can be a very useful tool if you want to focus on specific topics or conversations. Give it a try, you will love it!
I wanted to drop in and let everyone know that TweetChat now has “pause” and “play” buttons to help regulate the speed of some of those super-fast moving topics.
Thanks for the write-up!