If you ask anyone what feature they wished Twitter had, tons of people are going to say they want an edit button. Unfortunately, Twitter's not planning on letting us edit tweets anytime soon, but Brizzly is here to take the reins.
Brizzly's a new Twitter toolbox
To be clear, Brizzly actually does a lot more than just let you edit tweets. And, even more technically, it doesn't actually let you do that, either. Instead, Brizzly creates a buffer between when you “post” a tweet and when it actually hits social media for the world to see.
This is all user-customizable, and when you tweet from Brizzly you'll be able to set a delay anywhere from 10 seconds to 10 minutes. This gives you time to catch your mistake and undo it so you don't have to embarrass yourself by using the wrong form of “their” before your masterpiece goes public.
If you don't catch it before the delay and your followers do instead, well, that's on you.
Brizzly can also do a few other things, too, like turning on an auto-delete function. If your tweets don't hit a certain number of likes it'll automatically be deleted, allowing you to finely curate your collection of digital ramblings. This can be set for 24 hours, 1 week, or 1 month, which can also sort of recreate a Snapchat-like experience with your tweets. This works even for tweets that weren't sent with Brizzly, too.
The service runs $6 per month or $60 annually with a free two-week trial, if you're interested in supercharging your Twitter game.
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