I’ve been very busy for the past few days for a client project. My work philosophy: Give people just what matter. Perhaps that also holds in Web application. There is a Web application that I should be profiled long time ago, but I didn’t (in fact the number of Web app that I must include in TagEdge is huge), it’s called Tweetmeme.

Tweetmeme is doing what matter to the Twitter users. It is making sure that its offering is in the process of giving users exactly what they need, a real-time most commented tweets and present it in a simple format, with categorization as well. You can filter the tweets based on your preference, such as All-in-one, blog, image, video, or audio. A kinda service like Twitter Public Timeline combined with Digg’s voting feature. However, the most impressed interface design of Tweetmeme I feel at this moment is the Tweetmeme River. Tweetmeme River allowed me to keep track of what is going on in Twitter for a range of past three (3) days, as three (3) days can make a big difference to the Twitter community.

For some of you all who never heard of Tweetmeme, it’s a Web application that went live in January this year, down for a period of time due to the Twitter Jabber problems, and it’s back in service most recently. However, I think its visitors will come back, especially its unique Twitter’s tracking system, i.e. Tweetmeme landing page will automatically refresh itself in every three (3) minutes, so you know what is really going on in Twitter.

Tagged as: Tweetmeme, Twitter