For sale are two Twitter-related web applications developed by a web application company that is transitioning to new projects. The applications, UseQwitter and TweetSaver, are available at a single price. UseQwitter is a freemium service that alerts users when someone unfollows them on Twitter, boasting over 180,000 active subscriptions and a growth of about 2,000 new subscriptions weekly. It has a Twitter account with over 4,000 followers. TweetSaver is designed for archiving tweets and provides a search function beyond Twitter’s offerings, with over 1,000 users and saving over 4.7 million tweets. Previously, UseQwitter changed hands multiple times before being maintained by its current owners due to its previous proprietors' lack of technical expertise. The sale is motivated by the company’s refocus, lacking resources to further develop these applications. Both platforms, though freemium, generate some revenue through premium subscriptions. UseQwitter is generally break-even monthly, while TweetSaver is nearing that point. Potential growth in revenue can be achieved through refined pricing strategies and enhanced marketing to convert free users into premium subscribers. Traffic details reveal that UseQwitter draws significant new visitor traffic, with 242,948 visits, while TweetSaver, inherently low in page views, had 4,828 visits in the past six months. The reduced focus on monetization presents an opportunity for new ownership to significantly boost revenue with targeted strategies.