Twitalytic... try saying that 12 times fast...

... I can almost get to 10...

Gina Trapani, a technology blogger and software developer, has created an alpha version of a Twitter application that archives your tweets and provides data about your followers (and how they interact with your account).

On her blog, Smarterware, Trapani discussed today some other features of Twitalytic:

"... you can curate replies and see other views of your data, like your “least likely” followers, your least and most active friends, your most replied-to tweets and more. For each of your friends or followers, you can see mutual friends, conversations you’ve had, and even what Twitter client that person uses most".

It's nice to see an increase in social media analytic applications. This type of application will be or particular interest to "uber-tweeters" and marketers in terms of easily finding and organizing your most active followers. Just as some companies reward and engage with loyal/influential bloggers, I think we'll slowly begin to see outreach to "top tweeters".

While this isn't the first Tweet archive (see here for similar apps), I like the idea of identifying your "key" followers, seeing mutual friends, and the overall push for measuring social media.