That's why we're really loving three new offerings from twtapps, a one-man Twitter app dev shop. Send a succinct greeting card, conduct a quick poll, or manage a meetup; with these three
"twtapps" you can do big things with little to no effort.
twtcard
Take the hassle out of greeting cards and send a twtcard instead. Just enter your 140 character message (that's all people really want to read anyway), add your twitter name, select a silly face and create your card. The end result is a cute little card that you can share with anyone, anywhere.
twtpoll
Need to poll your Twitter followers or blog readers? Take a few seconds and create a twtpoll. Enter your Twitter name, poll question, and answer options to create your short query. Your poll can be shared via email, Twitter, or Facebook, and you'll also get a unique poll link to monitor results.
Curious to see how others are using twtpoll? Check out the most recent and popular polls to take a peek, add your tweet sense, or find polling inspiration.
twtvite
Trying to organize an impromptu tweetup, blogger meetup, or game night? Add a little utility to your event notification tweets with twtvite. This super simple Twitter invite app gives you a quick way to schedule an event and manage RSVPs.
Create a twtvite in the time it takes tweet — just input your Twitter name, event name, place, time, date, and add an 140 character description. When you're done you can share the twtvite on Twitter, Facebook, and via email. You can also embed a twtvite widget, complete with RSVP options, right on your blog or website. Cool, right?
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