There is a desktop app but it's no different from TweetDeck's web application, so you just go to and log in with your Twitter credentials (email and password), or download a desktop client if that's what you want. Ability to view all things of interest on a single page - your filtered lists, mentions, direct messages, whatever.Scheduled tweets and direct messages with images.I'd start with the conclusion - if you are looking for a bit more functionality than the regular Twitter web interface, by all means TweetDeck answers your concerns. Let us see what TweetDeck is now, and how you can benefit from the leftovers of its functionality.
Whatever was the reason why Twitter chose to limit TweetDeck users in functionality is a rhetoric question. Those days are gone, and ever since Twitter acquired TweetDeck, the client got skinned off a lot of its features, and both Android and iOS apps are long history. It once was a go-to Twitter desktop client, with mobile apps for Android and iOS. TweetDeck has a long history of both glory and user rejection.
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