TweepDiff

TweepDiff is a tool that allows you to compare the friends or followers of two or more Twitter users to see who they have in common. For example, a common use for TweepDiff is to compare your own friends and followers to see who you follow that doesn't follow you back or vice versa. Another use is to compare who you follow with someone else to see if they know of people that may be interesting to you.

Click here for more details about the functionality of TweepDiff and how to use it.

URLs

You can build TweepDiff URLs without using the interface. The URLs have the format /user.type/user.type/... where user is the screen name of the Twitter user and type is either 'friends' or 'followers' (or fr/fo for short).

Technology

TweepDiff uses the following technologies:

• Sinatra is a micro-web framework written in Ruby (@sinatra)
• Haml and Sass are templating and CSS tools
• Grackle is a Ruby Twitter library created by Hayes Davis (@hayesdavis)
• Dash is a site monitoring application from Five Runs (@fiveruns)
• Hosted at SliceHost

Random Information

• TweepDiff (@tweepdiff) was created by Brian Deterling (@bdeter) of Signals Ready (@signalsready)
• Featured Users (@featuredusers) is a way to advertise your Twitter presence and help out Twitter application developers
• Other Twitter applications you may find useful are DoesFollow, CheapTweet, and SnapTweet