Sure you can. But you can only work with one at a time and you have to switch between them constantly.

Whereas with Tweetdeck, I'm able to have both of my accounts' respective timelines (and lists, mentions, etc.) open at the same time which makes it so much easier to work with.

As much as I like and appreciate the visual uplift, Tweetbot for Mac is still lightyears behind Tweetdeck in terms of features and flexibility.

Anyone with two or more Twitter accounts will be especially aware of this.

Few months ago, I started using TweetDeck as my everyday Twitter app and never thought about going back to Tweetbot. I found TweetDeck to be rich with features and extremely usable, while looking pretty decent. On top of it all, it's a free app.

Wondering if Tweetbot 2 will be as feature rich as TweetDeck, because it sure will take much more than looks to win me back :) Hopefully it will!

I hear you. With all due respect to anyone building products such as this one, I've settled with a combo consisting of Pocket for stuff to read and Evernote for everything else.

That's where http://evernote.com/clearly/ comes in really handy :)

Thank you for the reply :)

This is really a handy feature, I'll give you that. Now, if only it could do something which is built in Sketch or for which we have to use tools like PNG Express - exporting a single item in multiple sizes, both for iOS and Android.

I'm a Layervault user and I went through the documentation, but it's pretty slim with regards to explaining the Assets feature and the control thereof.

Couldn't have said it better myself. Especially the part where it is basically the same "spaghetti factory" as QC/Origami was.

None whatsoever. But I drink a lot of coffee with heavy whipping cream ;)

That's great news, Jeremy! Hope you plan to include the 'generate invoice' feature :)