The Grazr Twitter Reader is the first tool that makes it easy to browse a social graph starting with any individual Twitter user. You really can see how many degrees of separation there are between any two people. While browsing through a network of frends, you can see all the messages they see from their perspective.

Features:
Drill down as many levels as you want. Why stop at just six degrees of separation? You can jump from friend to friend to your heart's content.
Find new people to follow. As you navigate through various networks of Twittter friends you can easily visit their Twitter page and add them to your own list of people to follow. It's a great way to build up your own Twitter network.
Search for any Twitter user. The Grazr Twitter Reader has a built-in search function that lets you browse the social graph of any user. Just enter a Twitter username and an entire network appears.
Listen to Twittergrams from within the Reader. If a user has an account on Twittergram.com, their audio posts will automatically be added as an extra feed. The Grazr Twitter Reader includes a built-in MP3 player, so you can listen right away without having to load another tool or Web page.

Limitations:
The Grazr Twitter Reader gets its information from the Twitter API, which only provides information on up to 100 people being followed by any single user. Users who have protected accounts and users who have never posted a tweet will not appear within the Grazr Twitter Reader.

Installation: The Twitter Reader can be used anywhere a normal Grazr widget will work. You can even use it on the iPhone or in Facebook.

For Web pages, Ajax desktops, and the iPhone click here to open this application in the Create a Widget page. You will need to change the user name at the end of URL to the Twitter user you want to display. For example, to follow the user called 'grazr', the URL should be:
http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/reader/grazr

To install this on Facebook click here to open the Facebook application page. During the installation process you will be asked to enter a Twitter username to display.

Thanks to Tom Morris for inspiring this app and sharing his expertise acquired while developing his Twitter Friends script.