Get more insight from Twitter
Twemex is a browser extension for Twitter that automatically surfaces the most interesting ideas.
It helps you spend less time mindlessly scrolling, and more time developing your thoughts.
Twemex is a browser extension for Twitter that automatically surfaces the most interesting ideas.
It helps you spend less time mindlessly scrolling, and more time developing your thoughts.
If you aren't using @TwemexApp, you're using the "flip phone" version of Twitter.
Twemex replaces the distracting Twitter sidebar and surfaces insightful tweets, in context:
Twemex replaces the stock search bar with a power UI, with convenient shortcuts and instant results as you type.
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: Search your own tweets/user
: Search tweets from the user you're currently viewing/follows
: Search tweets from people you followfrom:
searchIt made Twitter a true goldmine of ideas and resources. This is exactly how I always imagined how Twitter search should have been built.
This adds a whole new dimension to Twitter surfing. Hard to explain why until you see it surface interesting tweets that you would never otherwise see.
We love using Twitter as a memex: a tool for thinking and making connections between related ideas. I've used it to find so many fascinating people, thoughts, and discussions.
But using Twitter this way has always felt like fighting the natural design of the tool. The Twitter product is trying to get me to refresh the feed, not grow my thoughts. That might make sense for most casual users, but I wanted something more powerful.
So I started building a browser extension to make Twitter a better place to think. It all started out with a lightweight search UI, so that I could seamlessly search through tweets to reference while I was writing new threads, weaving together old ideas with new ones. Then I added a way to see people's best tweets, so I could get more from coming across an interesting user's profile.
I used this extension myself for about 6 months, and after a while I couldn't live without it. Other people started asking me to share it, so I decided to turn it into a product. My hope is to build Twemex into a high-quality tool that makes Twitter a better memex for everyone.
Rapidly became one of my core features when browsing Twitter. Cuts through the noise and finds quality so well.
I cannot believe how broken twitter feels *without* twemex
The Variable Schedule Reward Zettelkasten. A strategy for Memexing Twitter (to get better ideas, and build new relationships)
— Conor White-Sullivan ππΊπΈ (@Conaw) May 18, 2019
Because this is a browser extension, it only works with the web version of Twitter, not the app.
Chrome and Firefox are officially supported. Chromium-based browsers like Brave, Edge, and Sidekick can use the Chrome version.
Safari isn't supported yet. To get an update when Safari support lands, follow @TwemexApp on Twitter.
Yes. All the current features of Twemex are free. In the future, new features may be paid.
ThreadHelper is another Twitter browser extension that automatically surfaces related tweets based on what you're currently typing. It's cool and definitely worth a try!
Twemex has some related goals, but a different focus. I'm more interested in targeted search rather than automatic suggestions, and surfacing related content from all of Twitter, not just your own saved tweets.
Twemex sends searches to the Twitter search backend from your browser, as if you were typing into the official search box yourself.
Twemex never sends any of your data to anyone other than Twitter. As the developer, I don't see your data.