Twttr

The social network Twitter needs a good push to continue in the social networking market. Even more so when it distances itself so much from the mechanics of success among the young public such as those seen on Instagram. Maybe that's why it's making a splash with the launch of a new app. And it is that Twitter has announced the deployment of the prototype Twttr, whose name refers to the origins of the social network, but which turns out to be an experimental application to test new things.

In this way, Twttr is something of a think tank focused on testing new designs, functions, and features. It focuses mainly on the design of the application to show tweets as bubble messages and thus get closer to the messaging format. Something we already saw a few weeks ago when we reported on the possible redesign of the bird's social network by showing color-coded responses and threads. A very striking proposal that breaks with what is seen in the Twitter application in use. Hence, it is taken to another tool where you can change, color and modify everything at the whim of the developers without bothering the bulk of the users too much.

However, so far not much more information has been provided in this regard. And it is that it is being launched in a staggered manner precisely to test in small groupsOf course, you can also get it if you speak English or Japanese and are willing to apply by filling out a form and patiently waiting to have your own slot in the program.

How to get Twttr

The first thing you have to know is that, for the moment, it is a test program for a fairly limited group of users. So you may not have access even if you carry out all these steps. Also, the content is in English and Japanese, so you'd better be fluent in one of these languages ​​to avoid having any kind of problem.

Our prototype app, twttr, launches to the first group of participants today. LetsHaveAConvo about new features to build a better Twitter together.

- Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) March 11, 2019

That said, you must go through this survey and fill it out as an application route to have access to Twttr.When you finish and click on Finish, you will have accepted the conditions and you will have to wait to receive an email with the invitation. This email may take several days. When you arrive, you will have a link to click on to confirm participation in the test group

Once again we have to wait for the arrival of a new email with the invitation to get hold of the beta version of Twitter. That is, to finally be able to download the prototype application called Twttr. And then yes, you will be part of the program and you will have access to the most pressing news on the bird's social network. Of course, we must not forget that it is a kind of laboratory, so it does not mean that everything that is tested or seen on Twttr will be implemented on Twitter.

It is difficult for Spanish users to get hold of Twttr at the moment. The test plan is focused on several thousand English and Japanese-speaking users.

The good thing is that we will be aware of some of the news, criticisms and details of Twttr thanks to the hashtag or hashtag LetsHaveAConvo, with which users within the program can comment on any problem. Although, if you want to share any error or malfunction of this new application and its features, you can also do so privately through the problem form that Twitter has created for the occasion at this link.

We will be very attentive to see what are these proposals and designs that Twitter is working on to improve your experience and give back to your network the importance it had a few years ago.