TweetDeck to get overhaul soon, confirms Twitter

TweetDeck, Twitter’s alternative client for advanced users, is about to get a big redesign.

Tweetdeck was launched in 2009 and bought by Twitter two years later in 2011. It is often referred to as the better alternative to Twitter and has not had much further development outside of some relatively minor tweaks, updates, and patches along the way. TweetDeck is an independent Twitter app. But as time progressed it evolved into a social media account management application. Under it, users could manage all of their social media accounts like LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and FourSquare using one clean interface. Most of Twitter’s biggest features have been reserved for its core web and mobile apps, resulting in TweetDeck going from being one of the best ways of viewing Twitter feeds into something that looks outdated and light on features. It’s still a great example of the strength of its original design that millions of people prefer using TweetDeck to interact with other people on Twitter.