Vanilla
Check the Twitter toxicity level of all your tweets
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Matt Navarra

Vanilla - Check the Twitter toxicity level of all your tweets

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Vanilla is a tool that scans your social media for objectionable posts and allows you to manage them. Think of it as spring cleaning for your social history.

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Lance Aaron
Remember folks, you're connecting and giving access to all your tweets to a product without an about page. The idea is clever and I'm sure this is an MVP but think before you do this.
Ali Salah
Wow! I like the idea 🤩 Why not create a twitter bot that automatically replies to all toxic tweets with the tweet's toxicity level? 😇
Ryan Hoover
@alollou clever but that might only inspire the jerks and trolls.
Fatimah
You barrier of entry is steep, lol. I am sure a number of users would drop off at the getting started point. That form really brings one back to earth. Logging in with your twitter account feels more natural
Shruti Kaushik
@citizenfatimah True! I didn't expect any kind of login in fact. Normally there isn't with such tools but yes, if they do want to collect leads, Twitter login would have been the most sensible option.
James Abayomi Ojo
Really smart 👍 - imagine having to do this manually
Margaret McGraw
I like the idea of this product, just a little hesitant to try it.
Cohan Robinson
Not sure why it wants my phone number to register interest.. Handily it accepts an entry of "0". Doesn't even feel like it'd need any form of authentication at all if it's looking at your public tweets
Daniel Opitz
How to register / login???
Jason Brown

See above

Pros:

Seems interesting Novel concept

Cons:

It doesn’t exist yet - just the ol’ peter levels register your interest trick

Andy Davis
love this!!!
Marat
Tried it. The algorithm seems to be very basic. It just flags certain keywords without any regard for context. I suppose it's still useful as you can then review the flagged tweets and decide for yourself whether they should be removed. And hopefully, you're aware that Twitter is a completely public platform when you tweet so there wouldn't be that many flagged tweets to review, as was my case.