Twitgram is a new messaging platform that takes Twitter and turns it into something even more efficient. This new application addresses three main concerns that twitterers always have, namely: 1) Letting them send longer tweets, 2) Allowing them to attach pictures to what they are tweeting, and 3) Enabling them to create groups for private conversations. All that can be done using a really slick interface that lets users single the person they want to get in touch with, and compose the actual message without being limited to only 140 characters. And the fact private messages can be sent even to the people one is not following them and (again) without being limited to 140 characters. These private messages do not show up in the Twitter stream of the user.
Twitgram is a paid service, with the two plans that are available being Full ($4.99/month) and Team ($19.99/month). And there’s also a free-for-life plan that (while the site is still on beta) lets users receive direct email notifications whenever any new message has been received, and also reply to these via their inboxes. But only the paid plans make for having an unlimited number of conversations with contacts.
Twitgram.com In Their Own Words
Deliver private messages to anyone on Twitter.
Some Questions About Twitgram.com
What else can be done using this platform? Will people find it worth its price tag? 
