Twitter is actively working on a “big overhaul” of its TweetDeck platform

American microblogging and social networking service Twitter is working on a ”big overhaul” of its TweetDeck platform, which allows clients to arrange lists and feeds into simple to-read vertical rows.

The company intends to share more insights concerning the project openly not long from now, item boss Kayvon Beykpour said in a meeting with The Verge on Tuesday.

TweetDeck, an alternative Twitter platform possessed by the social networking service, offers various features, for example, getting to numerous courses of events in columns and scheduling tweets.

TweetDeck has not gotten any significant updates over the most recent 10 years. The stage hasn’t seen numerous changes in the method of plan or significant feature updates in years.

The application dispatched almost 12 years prior and was gained by Twitter in 2011, and it is pretty much as yet same vertical grid viewer for your different Twitter channels it began as. For the most part, Twitter has ported over new capacities added to its primary site and versatile applications while keeping the center TweetDeck design relatively static.

Beykpour and the item group recognise that they haven’t “given TweetDeck a lot of love recently,” and they are actively working away at new TweetDeck they plan to show off later this year.

The forthcoming changes to the platform are a part of a broader push to improve Twitter’s developer tools and fix its relationship with application creators, with the last being a long-lasting conflict among Twitter and the broader software development community.

In any case, Beykpour didn’t determine whether the new TweetDeck will be released for this present year or just reviewed for the public.

It is additionally indistinct whether this new TweetDeck would feature a revived visual design, every new feature, or both. In any case, whatever structure the new platform takes, it will be a much needed refresher for TweetDeck’s long-lasting clients.