One of Twitter's limitations is in turn one of its virtues: all messages are limited to at most 140 characters, which means that if we want to tell a more or less long story, those 140 characters are short, and obviously if we go tweet to tweet will most likely end up entwined in the timelines of our followers. And this is where Stormy appears.
Simple
The way Stormy works is as simple as it is correct: it asks us to write the tweets we want in the application, the time difference between the publication of the tweets and also the style of the numbering. Once we have finished filling in all the data, we simply have to press the publish button and the app willto dirty work, leaving perfect all the roll that we have written so that it arrives very close to the corresponding timelines, all perfectly numbered so that nobody gets lost reading in the correct order.
At the level of functionality there is nothing to reproach the application. It is true that it has practically no very advanced options, but from my point of view it does not need it. We are facing a very simple app whose purpose is facilitate us to the maximum the publication of the aforementioned tweets as quickly as possible without any distraction.
A little more
The application is completely free and that is always appreciated, especially when it is really useful. But if we get exquisite, the truth is that some extra functions are missed in integrated purchase form, for example, it could be the scheduling of the aforementioned tweet packs at a specific time and day, an advanced management of drafts or the possibility of including multimedia content in a similar way to the most popular Twitter clients.
Be that as it may, on a gift horse, do not look at its tooth, so just as for those who do not use Twitter it is a totally expendable app that does not contribute anything, for those who regularly use the bird's social network I think it is the sea of interesting and very useful as a complement to the client that we use by default, since neither Tweetbot nor the official Twitter client (the two most used) incorporate a similar option, but given the success that this app is having, they may begin to consider incorporating it in future versions.
Our assessment
