Socialite is a desktop social media manager for your desktop. Manage your Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Google Reader and RSS feeds all from one interface.
Socialite may be in Beta, but it feels like a very solid product. Clicking the add button allows you to choose a service to add, which requires inputting account details. After that, your chosen service will appear in the left column, and the contents will be shown in the main panel. It's very simple and clean looking, and works very well.
Some elements of all the Socialite services will open your browser, such as shared links and RSS content, but Socialite does allow you to view Facebook photos from within the application, which is quite neat. You can of course update your Twitter or Facebook status, and there's a photo uploader which works with a variety of services such as Twitpic.
The preferences give you a lot of control over how Socialite works, allowing you to set the frequency of checking your services and usage of pop up Growl messages.
No desktop app has ever quite equaled the online versions of Twitter and Facebook for functions, but Socialite does a good job. It's also great for managing multiple accounts, as you can add however many you wish, which makes especially useful for Twitter.
Socialite is a sleek, efficient social media manager, which will be a useful addition to any desktop.
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Ever since the last update, when I try to open socialite, the icon bounces 2-3 times in the dock, then vanishes. Program doesn't open
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