Flounder

I spent a fair amount of time on Twitter. Sometimes it was work-related, and sometimes it wasn’t, so like many startup people I had two Twitter accounts: one for me, and one for my startup.

People often talked to me and my colleagues directly on Twitter about what we were doing at Makeshift, which was great, but I often forgot to make sure they knew about our company account, or to follow them from there.

I wanted it to be easy for people I was connected to online to see what my company was up to as well. As long as they were interested, of course.

So this was a tiny tool for small teams that helped them follow the people they were all most connected to to their company twitter account.