Designed to help small and medium size companies manage their Twitter presence efficiently, TwitterBrite runs on the desktop not in the “cloud” so you keep in total control of your data. Unlike some other Twitter application TwitterBrite uses oAuth, a security system designed by Twitter's engineers to allow you to login into Twitter without you having to give away your username and password.

TwitterBrite comes in two flavors, a free version and a pro version. The only difference between the two is how they are paid for. While the free version may appear the most attractive version (it is after all free) you pay for it via advertising, as it permits people to buy tweets on your tweeter stream. Only one per time you run TwitterBrite but that still may be more than you want to. So there is the pro version designed more for companies that don't mind paying a small amount in order to get TwitterBrite without the advertising. Which would I prefer you use. I don't mind, however if you just want to try TwitterBrite out, take it for a test drive you may say, I'd advise you to create a temporary twitter account, then put the free version of TwitterBrite through it's paces their, That way to get to see it working without either paying up front or having advertising in you main Twitter stream.