Tweecal brings Steal Deals

Tweecal is happy to fetch and organize all the deals posted on twitter. You can  call  it a deal engine that scours twitter for deals information and fetches those. As you are aware that some of good deals  expire sooner than published and we make  sure that fresh deals are fetched everyday.

We will  approach local  businesses and get to come on board to push their deals  and  coupons on Tweecal. We are in the process of talking to them  and building  local deal  search. So you can just look  up for deals/coupons right in your neighborhood. We will publish all updates if any,   so check back often!!

Not Global but Local rules

People  love to know things  happening  around them. They are happy if there is something selling around their  place,   some want  to find  jobs in and around their area or  max  that  location must be atleast driving distance from their place. With this in mind,  I started working on something that people may like to use. The result is http://local.tweecal.com

Listen and tweet locally.  Get to know  people  around you who may  have same interests. You may not know a family or  home based business that produces good stuff right under your nose. You may also get information of when and where a close out happens,  whats the hottest deal near you etc.

This is just a start but you will  see  many more features rolling in “ASAP”

A newer cleaner Job Engine is ready for use

All Thanks to this  user for helping me shape  up the Job Search Engine. Love such users who are fresh  with  ideas and  help  motivate and encourage the creators.  A big shout out to @shmooth 

Still more  refining in the  works  and  all  i  hope  is that  it becomes  a kick-ass  engine  helping  people get jobs soon

Wohoo..got reviewed on Killerstartups.com & Feedmyapp.com

Yesterday i just submitted tweecal on killerstartups.com and they wrote  a review and  even created this section . Thanks a lot KillerStartup.com guys!!!  Its another boost and adernaline rush to get more features on.

Got reviewed on Feedmyapp too

Why the vibrant green and black on Tweecal?

I  wanted the colors to be vibrant and fresh. Ever tasted the lime with pepper and salt?

Whenever  you feel lazy and  slacking, a glass of  lemonade makes your thirst go  away and keep you fresh. This is the main idea behind having prominent green+black vibrant colors. Put in a shade of blue as  it blends well.

So no more getting bored when you are on Tweecal. Give it a try and you will feel  fresh and rejuvenating

Ah the good feeling

I just released Tweecal somewhere at 5pm CST. Sent out messages to anxious job seekers on  twitter to  give it a try and let me their feedback on this application. Keeping fingers crossed as i have put in lot of time and effort plus my meager personal funds  into this. Rimu  Hosting folks helped  me set  up this dedicated server.  A  big shout to them!!!!

Personally  started soliciting users to give it a try…and i did manage to  get some users to  try  and felt happy when these two wonderful  people said kind pleasant words

Hey  i am  not  lying,  its genuine!! go  ahead and look here

A big thanks  you note to these two  wonderful  early users  who have kind words for tweecal

Why Tweecal?

Ah Twitter is a store house of data and its potential is yet  untapped. I personally feel the need to harness Twitter power effectively and efficiently. People are  more interested in knowing local stuff or things that are closer to their heart or things that happens right in their neighborhood. So one day hit upon a  plan to introduce “TWEECAL“. Tweecal is more of Tweets that are local  or Tweet+Locally.

This is a small effort to organize things that are cluttered on Twitter. In this current economy where the economy has gone for a toss and unemployment soaring at 10%+, there is a need for everyone to get a job to pay their  mortages, credit card bills  et al on time. But the entire thing is chaotic and Tweecal attempts to organize and fetch jobs from all over the place and put them in  one place where  users can search jobs based on their constraints like location of the job posting and/or on their skillsets. Well this  is just a start, so got to see if  things  turn out to be a  rich  experience!!