"Some of social media's problems might have been anticipated if there had been more representation on the teams thinking through uses and misuses of the technology." @triketora 👏🏽

I use & love @blockpartyapp_ bc it lowers the mental load of using Twitter as a Black woman in tech https://t.co/gTikItkfhe

— Kaya Thomas (@kthomas901) February 24, 2021

Every few days I log into @blockpartyapp_ and I never don’t feel gratitude for the ability to not have “lived through” those tweets. To be able to sit and mute/block when I’m mentally ready for it makes it feel like less of an attack and more maintenance of my online life.

— Karla Monterroso (@karlitaliliana) March 9, 2021

@blockpartyapp_ may have completely fixed Twitter.

— Alex Turnbull (@alexbhturnbull) December 8, 2020

Am really enjoying @blockpartyapp_ these days with all the automatically muted abusive accounts I don't have to interact with. Thanks to @triketora ✨✨✨ *blocke blocke blocke* pic.twitter.com/2sDAo0Hwb0

— Clareesi (@ClariceGargard) March 2, 2021

Turns out to be a great day to be a user of and investor in @blockpartyapp_. If you find yourself talking about the right-wing disinformation ecosystem on national TV it turns out to be worth the $8 to skip the waitlist! https://t.co/a5h22RvVAp

— Alex Stamos (@alexstamos) January 17, 2021

Last year, @triketora and her team reached out to me to see if I wanted a beta version of @blockpartyapp_. To say the app is phenomenal would be an understatement. I have my filters on some of the most stringent settings and it's made Twitter useable. 💗https://t.co/0kGHNNVOVo

— Renee Bracey Sherman (@RBraceySherman) January 26, 2021

me scrolling peacefully knowing that all the troll/incel/racist/trump fan replies go straight to my @blockpartyapp_ lockout folder pic.twitter.com/vxtsRcoM8W

— Abby Fuller (@abbyfuller) May 29, 2020

if you're an artist/techie, i 100% recommend @blockpartyapp_ to help control the content that reaches you.

some of y'all already know i left social media last year to take a break from a stalker who found me through art communities. this tool helped me feel safer returning 🤞 https://t.co/GYxwKBDpO4

— zips (@pitzipped) January 19, 2021

ok just wanna say that @blockpartyapp_ is a godsend for the rare moments when a popular follower RTs me

— hk (@hassankhan) February 1, 2021

Wooohooo @blockpartyapp_ is doing a lot of heavy lifting for me lately

— julia ferraioli (@juliaferraioli) February 2, 2021

Been using @blockpartyapp_ for a few months now. Pretty strong correlation with not waking up at night in cold sweat checking which random twitter warrior is waging a war against that last inch of nuance I couldn't fit into 280 characters 😅 https://t.co/A7GwsgJgkA

— Hemant Mohapatra (@MohapatraHemant) January 15, 2021

You know what's dope? @blockpartyapp_ ! I just took a look and a lot of people were I guess being super mean to me last week about my hot take on the Texas mask BS. I didn't even know, and now they are all blocked. Thanks for the mental space, team!

— CG (@underceg) March 7, 2021

Damn, but the locker in @blockpartyapp_ is full to bursting from replies from those fuckwads yesterdays.

Whooo boy, am I glad I have it. If you too would like Block Party app, lemme know and I'll drop you an invite.

— Tanya, Openly Black, Villainous Deathbane (@cypheroftyr) February 23, 2021

I get 1000 notifications a day on Twitter. I use @blockpartyapp_ to filter them. Some of them I may even see and not have time to reply. Today I learned this is intellectual dishonesty.

And no, I’m not going back to a paper that you don’t like from Dec. to play sealion games. https://t.co/9CAMOcYqnQ

— Carl T. Bergstrom (@CT_Bergstrom) March 9, 2021