twitMate

I shared a tweet about one of our beta testers:

RISE Design Studio who are an architecture studio in London. We have been managing their Twitter account for a few months now and grown their audience from approx. 1000 to 1660 and counting.

Check out their feed: https://twitter.com/RISE_D_S

Until I have some landing pages and content to link to I'll be doing this manually.
Check us out at https://twitter.com/twitmate - we followback!

Top menu, tagline and content text design completed

twitMate isn't full SaaS. It's part service part SaaS and there is a bit of work for me to do to set up new users:

- setting up a Twitter App and Dev Account for the user
- choosing hashtags
- writing Tweets

Today I went through most of this for the twitMate Twitter account, tried to streamline it and made a cheetsheet.

Hopefully this will mean it is quicker to do in the future.

After asking for feedback on 3 logos [here](https://getmakerlog.com/discussions/ryan_glass-which-of-these-3-logo-options-is-best), on IndieHackers and ProductHunt I finally decided on Option 1.

It was pretty close between Options 1 and 2 but the overall consensus was that Option 1 was more readable. Here it is in both dark and light:

See it here: https://getmakerlog.com/discussions/ryan_glass-which-of-these-3-logo-options-is-best

I have narrowed this down to a few different versions but am struggling to choose!

I finally got a little while to work on twitMate today - a draconian lockdown here in Scotland for months means my kids are missing school and I get less than an hour a day for work. That's been filled with client work until today.

Happy to say that I made great progress in the short time available and finished off the Tweet Engine of twitMate.

I'm running a demo on the Big Toe Web Design twitter page - you can see the tweets that get posted via twitMate daily at https://twitter.com/BigToeWebDesign