Frequently Asked Questions

How do I contact TweetShelf for support?

You can:
  • Reach out on Twitter. A simple tweet would do. DMs are also open.
  • Email at support@tweetshelf.com.
  • Use this form.

What is TweetShelf Premium? What are the benefits?

You can see all the details on the Premium Account page.

How do I upgrade from Monthly to Annual plan?

Please follow the steps on the Premium Account page.

I am having trouble connecting multiple accounts.

Please refer this guide.

I am having trouble switching my Twitter account connected to TweetShelf.

Twitter API page defaults to last logged-in account and does not prompt for authentication again. Please refer this guide, the process is similar to switching accounts.

How do I disconnect one of the connected accounts?

Simply logout from that account from Settings screen in TweetShelf app and it'll be gone.

What does "Published: ~May 15" mean for stories?

Typically, websites include the article published date in the page HTML via a common standard called Open Graph protocol. However, very few publications (like NYTimes, The Atlantic) follow this standard. A vast majority of the websites do not include it. When we are not able to find the exact published date for an article, we take a guess based on when the article surfaced on Twitter. In those cases, you'll see the "~" sign next to the date. It signifies that the article is at least that old, and probably older.

I created a new list. When will it show up in TweetShelf?

Lists are fetched once every 24 hours for all users. Any new list you follow/unfollow should reflect in TweetShelf in no more than 24 hours. If it doesn't for some reason, please contact us.

I followed/unfollowed some accounts on Twitter. When will it show up in TweetShelf?

Your friends list is fetched once every 24 hours. Any new people you follow/unfollow should reflect in TweetShelf in no more than 24 hours. If it doesn't for some reason, please contact us.

Who created TweetShelf?

That would be me, Vikas Rana (@ranavikas).