Post your message to Twitter, Jaiku, pownce and Tumblr in one click.
Stumble it!Are you registered with too many social networking sites like Twitter, Jaiku, Pownce etc.. Having a hard time posting a single message to everyone of them in short time span? Posty is here to take care of it. Confronted a nifty microblogging application which allows to write a message once and post it on many social networks with one click.
All you have to do is open the browser, login, write your message and click Post. You’re done. It will automatically deliver your message to the services you selected. At present, Posty is supporting Twitter, Jaiku, Pownce and Tumblr but we hope to see more social media sites in the near future.
Posty Features:
- browsing of your personal timeline
- browsing of the public timeline
- interactivity (Twitter and Pownce reply)
- And many more features you’ll discover using it.
One important thing is that you would need Adobe Air to run this application. Given below are download links to both.
Download - Posty - (1.14MB)
Download - Adobe Air Installer - (11 MB)
Posty | Official Website
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This is cool if all you are looking for is bullhorn without listening to the conversation.
What I like about Twitter and Pownce is the integration of the user’s and friends into a single timeline. About half of activity is reading what others write.