Kiwi is a full-featured App.net client in a super simple package built just for OS X. Kiwi packs in all the best features of App.net, like private messages, and inline images into a clean, simple, and easy to use app.
- Focused Conversations - Kiwi focuses on the path of the real conversation and moves the chatter to the side.
- Private Messages - App.net is great for private chats too. With Kiwi you'll manage your private messages with ease.
- Twitter Crossposting - Keep your Twitter friends in the loop with Twitter crossposting. Setup up once and
What's New
Version 3.2.0:
- Choose fonts.
- Disable unused timelines.
- Improved handling of embedded links.
- Improved timeline marker support.
- Many bug fixes and UI improvements.
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.8 or later
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| Downloads:12,038 |
| Version Downloads:218 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:10 Feb 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / OS X |
| Price: $9.99 |
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Kiwi is a full-featured App.net client in a super simple package built just for OS X. Kiwi packs in all the best features of App.net, like private messages, and inline images into a clean, simple, and easy to use app.
- Focused Conversations - Kiwi focuses on the path of the real conversation and moves the chatter to the side.
- Private Messages - App.net is great for private chats too. With Kiwi you'll manage your private messages with ease.
- Twitter Crossposting - Keep your Twitter friends in the loop with Twitter crossposting. Setup up once and forget it.
- Unified Timelines - See all your mentions and followers in a single timeline or keep them separate, it's up to you.
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Sorry guys, but this is bad information politics. I'm very disappointed.
This ist not the program I originally paid for - and for the update of my once favorite twitter client I was prepared to pay a small fee. I'm not willing to pay for a program for a completely different platform which I don't use and don't intend to use.
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asimo reviewed on 28 Feb 2013
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Tsipo reviewed on 27 Feb 2013
I saw there's a new version, I started my old client (2.0.2) and the app itself invited me to update the 3.0.0; no word about a paid upgrade or anything of the sort.
I did that, and now version 3.0.0 requires me to log in to ADN. Else I cannto even see my Twitter timeline. I do not have an ADN account, nor do I want one. ADN is a PAID service.
So this upgrade rendered my PAID Twitter client into a state where I cannot use it unless I fork out more cash for ADN.
I have restored 2.0.2 from the Trash, but I do not plan to use it.
THIS IS SHAMELESS. DO NOT DOWNLOAD.
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Leslie Titze reviewed on 27 Feb 2013
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dprBreck reviewed on 06 Aug 2011
What's worse: Yourhead software people blame Twitter. And are threatening to stop development, which is their right, but people paid for this app, including me, and now they are blaming Twitter for bugs.
I understand their new version is now free because a) they're selling ads on it, and b) they're thinking about killing it off.
Again, it's their right. But how about fixing the bugs instead of trying to bait and switch those of us who PAID for an ad-free version by claiming it's not your fault?
Do NOT download.
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Thyx reviewed on 08 Mar 2011
So most stars are to counter-act PRLab's double rant...
Marcelo Pinheiro reviewed on 27 Feb 2011
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MacintoshSauce reviewed on 05 Dec 2010
This Twitter client is the best out there IMO. I love the account switching features in this program. It's much easier to switch back and forth between my two Twitter accounts with the tabs.
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Prlab reviewed on 05 Dec 2010
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Prlab reviewed on 04 Dec 2010
Genoma rated on 29 Jan 2011
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Joeworkman rated on 07 Jan 2011
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Smilingbird rated on 30 Dec 2010
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Birdy2 rated on 01 Dec 2010