Twitter Thread Template

As I thought I stated clearly in my query, I have done a search to the extent of my admittedly limited ability for any such tool. I have found none to date. My query is does anyone know of such a tool. I think I can build one myself including using Twitter's API's to make it relatively seamless. However, I would rather not spend the hours involved in doing this if someone else already has done it.

I suggested that I can not possibly be the only person who would find such a tool helpful and productive and it seems to me to be an obvious rational extension to the Twitter Application and/or the Twitter Website. To be clear, based on my exploration I have not found such a tool or extension for Windows, for MacOS, for iOS, for any Browser, for Android, for Linux, for Unix or for any other operating system.

If in fact no such tool or extension exists it may well be worth my time or maybe a developer more skilled than me to develop such a tool. I believe once developed you would find many potential users amongst the millions of Twitter Users, many of them businesses that would probably be happy to pay a reasonable fee for a tool that made their Twitter Marketing or Customer Support more effective and efficient.

Again, I was hoping that perhaps someone on this forum might be able to point me to such a tool or extension if it exists. If it is only available on Windows that would be fine because I can use Parallels to utilize it on my Mac. I would prefer either a Native MacOS , iOS or Browser Based tool or extension as I would prefer to use it without having to load Windows on my Mac. My query again was just that, a request from the forum to see if anyone knew of such a tool. Thanks for the query, I hope my question is now clear.

I would add that likewise I have not found a template or tool for any Word Processor, Desktop Publishing, Presentation, or other Application, at least the ones I regularly utilize or have easy access to. This includes: MS Word, Apple Pages, Adobe Creative Cloud InDesign, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Photoshop, MS Powerpoint, Apple Keynote, etc. I have looked at various Twitter Tools and again not found the utility or capability I am looking for.

Again it is possible this capability exists in some Twitter Tool I am not familiar with or which I am insufficiently well versed in to know it exists. Again if anyone can point me to the capabilities I am looking for or a Word, Pages or other Software Template that accomplishes this, I would appreciate being pointed to it.

Thanks, what I am looking for in Pages would be a Template that formats text and graphical elements across linked sections or text boxes that are within Twitter's current Tweet character limit. It should allow text to flow between sections as you edit the text (basically just normal WP behavior). It would be nice but not required that the Template would utilize Twitter's Authentication API's to allow you to copy and paste an entire Thread to Twitter in one pass, but if it required you to copy and paste the individual Tweets into each Twitter Tweet box in a Thread that would be a great start.

I believe while not completely trivial, just setting up Sections or maybe better linked Text Boxes that are limited to Twitter's Character Count and consider the impact of graphical elements in that calculation is not a particularly onerous task. Adding the API's for Authentication and to allow the entire Pages created content to be Cut and Pasted into Twitter may or may not be more difficult but the latter could be a goal for future development and the first part could be the initial design target.

This is precisely the kind of help I was looking for assuming someone on the Forum was not aware of an existing Template or Tool or had not created such a Template they were willing to share.

Thanks again,

Granville

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Actually, I believe you will find that there are more iOS users on Twitter than any other single Platform at least in the US. Worldwide there may be a slightly larger Android User Base but in terms of Users who might purchase such an App or Template like most Apps all the real money is on iOS. As to Windows I think it would come in a very distant third at best and would be well behind Browser Based access through Twitter's Website as I believe most Windows users like most MacOS Users probably utilize the Twitter Website through Web Browsers rather than Native Apps.

I am pretty sure that the vast majority of Twitter Users are in fact Mobile Users on iOS or Android Platforms. As to the MS Word Suggestion, I agree and actually have a similar Post on the MS Windows/Word Forum(s) but thanks for the very valid suggestion.

Thanks,

Granville Alley

PS: I might should post this query and thread in the iOS Forum although honestly I posted it here because I would prefer to create and edit Twitter Content on my MacBook Pro or iMac as I have far more robust content creation software on the MacOS platform.

The difference is virtually all iPhones sold in the USA since at least the 5 are still in use and many since the 3S. For Android SmartPhones a much smaller % of them are still in use after the first three years of release. This is proven by websites that track User Devices and by the resale market where iPhones command a substantial price even years after release. This one of the reasons Users like myself have been able to acquire new iPhones annually or bi-annually with little or no out of pocket expenditure after selling their off-contract phones until the release of the iPhone X which had a substantially higher price than previous iPhones (but in return substantial and meaningful improvements in functionality).

As I said not close to that in USA. Apple based on the chart you attached has 47.8% of SmartPhone Market in the USA the largest by any single Manufacturer and barely behind all Android Manufacturers combined. Apple continues to gain cumulative Market Share in the USA as their older phones remain in use. Even Assuming iOS had the full 25% left from your assumed 75% share for Android, iOS actually has almost double that and Android has 1/3 less in the USA. Very inexpensive Android Phones in the 3rd World and China, India etc. accounts for the significant difference in worldwide statistics.

Interestingly enough (at least to me) Apple garners close to 90% of the Smartphone sales profits worldwide, which allows them to invest significantly more into research & development than any other Smartphone makers. Which is good in my estimation for Apple iPhone Users (and Stockholders).

I'll check on Twitter, although I posted basically the same query there and have not gotten a response yet. Thanks for suggestion, I'll search for some more forums.

I had hoped to get one here on Apple's Forum since I have transitioned entirely to Apple gear over the last few years. Got rid of my last PC 3 years ago.