Hey HN! Developer of Twemex here.<p>Twitter is one of my favorite places for developing ideas. Writing tweet threads [1] and having conversations with people on Twitter has helped me develop many of my opinions about computing.<p>The problem is that Twitter was designed for quick status updates, not developing ideas, so the product has some gaps. I started out building this browser extension to fix my own frustrations, and eventually enough people asked me about it that I decided to share it as a product.<p>One tip/reflection on launch strategy: I initially shared this on Twitter and had people DM me to get access. This was phenomenally successful for getting lots of early feedback—once there's a casual private messaging channel established, a user is way more likely to send feedback. I got meaningful feedback from the majority of people who tried the app. I finally made a website this week because the DM distribution strategy couldn't scale anymore.<p>Happy to answer questions here about the product, development, or distribution.<p>[1] more about threads: <a href="https://www.geoffreylitt.com/2020/09/21/twitter-and-media-for-sketching.html" rel="nofollow">https://www.geoffreylitt.com/2020/09/21/twitter-and-media-fo...</a>
great idea, although I prefer if it was a short prefix link; like those you add to download youtube videos.<p>So you would add your short link to a twitter user and it will display all the sexy details your tool provide<p>btw. what template did you use to built the website? It looks so neat