Start in Hootsuite: open today's report, export it as XLSX or CSV, then drop the file here. Sorting starts the moment it lands.
Open the Hootsuite ReportClick to Upload or Drop the File
XLSX, XLS, or CSV. Nothing leaves this device. Or drop a tweet link, then its body, to build entries by hand.No spreadsheet handy? Load a sample day and watch it sort. Nothing is uploaded. To type a report out instead, turn on Manual Mode from the menu.
Pull the newest report first, export it as XLSX or CSV, then replace the file below.
Calibri, 11 point, the way it pastes into the daily note.
Sorted by keyword, please manually verify. Fix sorting using tags.
One card per tweet. Drop or paste the link and it becomes an @handle; drop or paste the body and it flattens to one line. Everything you add here goes in the report.
Where the Hootsuite link in Step 1 points.
How many go in before the rest are held back. You can reveal any of them.
The status in the bar counts down to this: calm through the day, then Due Soon, Due Now and Must Send Now as it approaches.
The sections your report is built from, and what each one looks for. An account name counts for more than a phrase, so nypdtips pulls harder than wanted.
Empties the current triage and preview. Saved reports stay.
Forgets every picture you set on a handle. The report is not touched.
Theme, accent, motion, haptics and weather go back to their defaults.
The five sections this tool ships with go back to their original names and keywords. Sections you added stay.
Removes every saved report, section and setting from this browser. This one cannot be undone.
Your spreadsheet never leaves this device. The export is read and sorted right here in your browser. It is not uploaded, and there is no server for it to be uploaded to.
No account, no tracking. There is no login, no cookie of ours, no analytics, and no third-party script watching you work.
Saved reports stay in this browser. The last seven days are kept on this device only, until you clear them. Erase Everything in Settings removes them for good.
Your spreadsheet never leaves this device. The reader ships inside the tool, so opening a file makes no network request. The one thing that reaches the network is a profile picture: when you have not set your own, the tool asks a public avatar service for the account’s X photo. Turn off Fetch Profile Pictures in Settings to stay fully offline.
It keeps working offline. Once the page has loaded, sorting and copying carry on with no connection, and it can sit on your home screen like an app.
Theme and accent follow the rest of NYPDDS on this device.
The last seven days, kept on this device only. Load one to bring it back on screen.
Hootsuite. Open the analytics report in Step 1, export it as XLSX or CSV, and drop the file here. The link is yours to change in Settings.
Nothing in it matched a keyword for any section, so it was set aside rather than guessed at. Open that list and tag anything you want back in.
Yes. Settings lists every section, and Edit opens its name and its keywords. You can rename a section, add one of your own, or delete one. An account name counts for more than a phrase, so nypdtips pulls harder than wanted.
It is the usual shape of the daily note. A fourth is held back rather than dropped: it sits collapsed with a Reveal button, so the trade is yours to make. Change the number in Settings.
Copy Report puts formatted HTML on the clipboard: Calibri, 11 point, with the handles as live links. Paste straight into the email.
Once the page has loaded, yes. Sorting, editing and copying all run on this device.
Keep Tweets Report on the home screen so the daily recap is one tap away.
Press Enter to add. Commas add several at once.