For now only WordPress is supported. But, you are more than welcome to build your own plugin and even share it with us. In order for you to do so, the following API is provided:

• http://tweetscribe.me/api/action/get_key/: With this call you can register your site / blog with TweetScribe. In order to use it you need to pass the following GET parameters (all of them required):
  • url: The base url of the site to integrate.
  • uname: The twitter username.
  • pwd: The twitter account's password.
  • email: The email of the owner.
  • desc: A small description of the blog / site.
  • bname: A name for the blog / site.
• http://tweetscribe.me/api/action/tweet/: With this call you can enqueue a tweet for TweetScribe to send to your subscribers. The following GET parameters are required:
  • uname: The twitter username.
  • key: The API key given to your blog.
  • tweet: The tweet you want to send.
• http://tweetscribe.me/api/action/badge/: This sends back as an image your blog's badge. You can use this as the image source. The GET parameter is required:
  • blog: The blog base URL used to register with TweetScribe.
• http://tweetscribe.me/api/action/subscribers_count/: If you want to make your own badge, or you don't want to display your followers on an image you can use this call to get on plain text the number of subscribers. The GET parameter is required:
  • blog: The blog base URL used to register with TweetScribe.
  Example call: "http://tweetscribe.me/api/action/subscribers_count/?blog=http://www.stratos.me"