On Android, alternative Twitter clients have been on the decline, but that doesn’t mean they’re no longer a viable option to the official app. And Harpy is here to show it: this new software enables maximal cleaning in the Timeline, chronological reading, appearance customizing, and much more. Although it is still in beta, you may already test it.

Twitter is one of those programs that has grown in popularity to the point that the business that created it has transformed it into a really complete collection of features. Because you can send not just tweets, but also Stories, and establish audio conversations using Spaces, among other things. With so many options, a more simpler and more solid Twitter experience is occasionally lacking. For instance, consider Harpy’s offer.

Before we go into the details of the app, we should point out that it is still in beta, so it has a long way to go. Roberto Doering, the project’s inventor, leveraged Google’s Flutter framework to make application development easier. With these premises, we’ve created a new open-source client that includes everything you’ll need to get started with Twitter.

Harpy not only reads but also writes Tweets. Allows all fundamental Twitter functions, such as publishing and viewing multimedia material, following and unfollowing individuals, retweeting, and favorites. All of this is presented in a visually appealing interface that employs seamless animations to load tweets as they scroll.

The software may be customized in terms of colors and themes: Harpy is very well-suited to dark, bright, and gradient modes. The readability of the tweets is excellent, and photos and videos load quickly. In summary, Harpy keeps Twitter how it should be without adding new features to the social network.

The project is still in beta, but Harpy isn’t causing any issues. It provides for tweet filtering, and tweets are loaded in chronological order. The interface also allows for horizontal scrolling to access other areas, such as solely photos, mentions, and trends. Harpy’s hygiene is at its peak if there are no advertisements.

Harpy is a fantastic option for individuals who are weary with the official Twitter application, even if it is still in beta. You may monitor its progress on the app’s GitHub page. After clicking ‘Become a tester,’ it may be downloaded from Google Play. Harpy is now free, ad-free, and without in-app purchases, however a ‘Pro’ edition is planned in the future.