TweetAdder's API has been blocked. Recommended Replacement?

I have a huge fan of TweetAdder. Unfortunately, for the past couple weeks, its API access has been blocked by Twitter and I am uncertain whether it will be unblocked. Update here: https://tweetadder.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/308503

Can anyone suggest a good alternative that can queue up tweets w/ images? Most other bots I've checked out don't support the image tweet feature.

Other important features:
* Tweet RSS feed
* Thank you message to new followers

I'm a TweetAdder fan myself and since it was down I switched over to Mass Planner. Tweet with images and RSS feeds are supported out-of-the-box, not sure of DMs tho

banchi08 said:

I'm a TweetAdder fan myself and since it was down I switched over to Mass Planner. Tweet with images and RSS feeds are supported out-of-the-box, not sure of DMs tho

Click to expand...

@op was just about to suggest the same thing
as for DMs, at this time we don't have those, we have them on the to-do list though and will implement as soon as we can.

Greetings,

With your 9.95 package, can you only manage 2 twitter accounts? Or am I misunderstanding.

Thx in advance.

I've been using manageflitter.com it's not bad, it needs to be configured properly though to work effectively.

It has indeed been painful to find a complete solution for my needs.

I've been able to use twitterfeed.com to tweet out over 100 RSS feeds under specific parameters (number of times per day, based on keywords, based on latest post or GUIDs) but that solves only one of the major functions. The site is very slow and it takes a lot of effort with 100's of accounts.

Now I am searching for a solution to Retweet specific accounts based on a keyword for only a certain amount of times per day. Also looking for a randomized auto DM thank you message. IFTTT only does a quoted Tweet and only one static thank you message, which is not DM'd but tweeted. I'm not interested in that.

I have no confidence in TweetAdder's recovery, having been penalized by Twitter just 2 months earlier. They were already under the microscope and it's doubtful that their API will be renewed. If there is a total solution that gonna stick around, please let me know.

Thanks!