About

How does it work?

All you do is login to the site with your Twitter account. Then just create a league (or as many as you want), add users to that league then past the code where every you want the league to appear.

But there is a fair bit that happens in the background. We update the follower counts 4 times a day for every user that is in a league, this means that it is pretty up-to-date without exhausting Twitters servers. This process does not use up any of your own API calls, with some API calls you are restricted to x number of calls per hour, per user.

If you have any technical questions then please don't hesitate to contact us use the contact page.

Press

TechCrunch UK
Basically it's about competing in a league with other Twitter users - say, friends - to get the most followers. The leagues can then be put on a site using a snippet of JavaScript or you can get an XML feed to create your own customised look and feel. Read more

Tuck In To Tech Podcast
I had the pleasure of co-hosting the Tuck In To Tech podcast for episode 9. Normally broadcasted by two 18 year olds from the north of England, the show briefly covers some of the top technology news from a UK perspective. With the guys' light hearted banter and coverage of obscure news this show is a must-listen. Listen to the episode

Reviews/Links

In this section are some links to blog and websites that have talked about TwitterLeague. This is more of a thank you to them for graciously putting time into writing an article or linking to TwitterLeague. If you have written an article then please use the contact form to let me know about it, I will add it to this list.