Below that, you also have the ability to post embede code for photos, video, as well as upload files from your computer. Once you post, TwitWall automatically posts a tweet (on your actually Twitter account) linking to your new TwitWall post.

Despite having to pull data from multiple remote API sources, the site is rather quick to return an interesting array of images relating to your recent tweets. However, while the service is well designed and fun to look at, I didn’t see any obvious connections between what I remember tweeting and the photos that appeared. It might be interesting to see photos relating to each tweet individually.