Favstar.fm

Favstar is awesome! I can see the most favorited tweets currently on Twitter as well as stats for who has favorited my own tweets. Favstar is a great way to find interesting/funny users to follow. I definitely like looking at who has favorited which of my tweets so that I can be more conscious of what I post in the future. I highly recommend Favstar for tracking favorite tweets on Twitter.

Very easy to use and very useful for those searching out new and originally funny people to follow and enjoy on Twitter. It is also much more accurate as far as star distribution than other similar websites (looking at you, Favrd), and it's a lot more fun.

Favstar is perfection. I have found a lot of quality people to follow who follow back through Favstar. It's a real ego boost to get stars and it feels good to give stars, and that's quite sexy indeed. Favstar has given me a reason to keep on living. One time, there was a message that came up about not starring too fast that got much feedback from the users and Favstar listened and changed accordingly. You should log on to Favstar right now and start starring me right away.

Very easy to use and very useful for those searching out new and originally funny people to follow and enjoy on Twitter. It is also much more accurate as far as star distribution than other similar websites (looking at you, Favrd), and it's a lot more fun.

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if i had any thing on twitter it would be this. i can see all the kool new favs tweets this is kool not just kool but very very very very very very very very very very very very awsome...................................................................................................................................................................alllllllll i just have to say is get this and twitter will become more awsome

Great way to discover new users, see what other people like, and get a better sense of what the Twitter community is all about.

Exactly what I was looking for -- favstar.fm allows me to see who I'm favoriting regularly, so I can put them in the right group. I can also thank those who are adding my tweets to their favorites! EXCELLENT app.

Does what it says it does in a useful and easy to understand way. Nice.

Favstar is a really great way to track your stars. Honestly, this is really for people who are trying to bring the jokes to Twitter. It's also a great way to find funny people to follow. It's not visually as clean as I'd like, but it's a great site and one I use daily.

I love Favstar! I've been writing jokes on Twitter since May, and the "competition" was incredibly and consistently frustrating. Since Favstar came on the scene, and actually catching all my stars, I'm able to know far more reliably who likes what, what material is working/not working, etc. Extremely useful tool. Plus the developer, Tim, is always available for feedback, suggestions, etc. Bravo and thank you!

Just tried it and loved it. I'll love it even more when tweetie 2 is released.

Favstar is the shining star of the star tracking sites, far superior in aims and functionality to competing sites like F*vrd. You easily see popular tweets, reply to and follow new people directly from the UI. The open-minded, friendly developer continually adds new features suggested by users, too. It's almost a replacement for the twitter client itself.

I don't know how I survived before Favstar. This site has some great features that *cough* certain other sites lack. Like letting you star tweets and follow people right from favstar.fm. Also, no star limit means you actually get to see everyone who favorited your tweets. All in all, Favstar is awesome. And I'm not just saying that because the developer occasionally stars my tweets, I swear.

Favstar really is the best tool for checking who's faved your tweets. It's full of detailed views for both recent and overall popularity views of your posts, as well as identifying your biggest fans. It's a well presented wealth of data. Favstar seems to do an excellent job of crawling for faves, and collects the faves from all users as best it can. Favstar is a tool that's really great for personal stats gathering. You can also view the popular tweets from across Twitter as a whole. The flipside of Favstar's indiscriminate crawling is that the stats for Twitter as a whole are less eclectic than on Favrd. On Favstar, you will have to scroll past the inanity posted by the Jonas Brothers, for example. (They appear to be a sufficiently unstoppable entity from the weight of their fanbase.) Favrd, on the other hand, has filtered out almost everyone that faves the Jonas Brothers, so you never see them. Favstar's views are more truthful and complete, and for the most part still a perfectly good way of discovering new content. There's just a hint of the Trending Topics/Retweet problem, where the outright wisdom of the crowd is not always the best way. Fantastic, useful tool, constantly and passionately maintained by Tim. Great job.

Simple, useful, efficient

What I love about Favstar is that it functions as a different kind of Twitter web client. By letting you follow / fave / reply / etc. through the interface to your Twitter account, Favstar is oriented toward pleasantly surprising you, rather than simply "feeding" you what you signed up for. A great augmentation (or filtration!) of your daily Twitter diet.

I like to go to Favstar just so I can see my picture under all of the tweets I gave stars to, then I pretend I wrote them. Then I cry.

It just works.

The best application to come out in this space in a while. Has some annoying quirks and things that can be done better, but paired with its responsive developer I can only seeing it get better.