Temporarily Mute Talkative Tweeters with Muuter
Muuter is an indispensable tool that can help you temporarily hush talkative tweeters who clutter up your timeline. Rather than simply unfollowing (and forgetting to follow back) verbose followers, Muuter handles the process for you. It works directly with your Twitter account, so no registration is necessary – and it’s free!
In addition to quieting noisy chirpers, Muuter can also:
Filter By Hashtags
Got someone on your followers list who tweets every five seconds about making #money online? Or someone who tells you every single facet about this mind-blowing #conference they’re at? Events and conferences that you aren’t a part of can fill up your Twitter timeline quickly. Use Muuter to keep event-goers from plugging up your tweetspace with needless chatter about whatever they happen to be doing at that very moment.
Filter By Keywords
So maybe your tweenage daughter can’t get enough JUSTIN BIEBER!!!!!! but constant tweets about him are getting on your last nerve. Use Muuter as a temporary cure for Bieber Fever by having it temporarily unfollow people who use specific keywords.
Fortunately, you can set the temporary timeframe that Muuter follows and unfollows people. If you want to shut them up permanently, simply unfollow or block them from your list so you don’t have to see their updates. This can be done with a few simple clicks from Twitter itself, or one of the popular software programs like Tweetdeck.
Still Want More from Muuter?
There are some advanced (beta) tools for working with Muuter from your mobile device or browser. You can set a bookmarklet to keep someone quiet for 2 hours, for instance. You can check those out on the Tools page. These are still very much “in the works” so if something goes weird, you can notify the Muuter team about it. Still, if you’ve got a car-salesman-turned-marketer on your hands or a excessive event explainer, having a tool like Muuter is priceless!
Try it out now at www.muuter.com and let us know what you think of it.


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