add Gifwit info to readme cc @orderedlist

README.md

@@ -14,4 +14,8 @@ I'm not trying to build a comprehensive storage place for the world's best gifs,
 
 You can also [fork](https://github.com/jglovier/gifs/fork) this repository to your own account, and have your own gif library. Once you fork to your own account, you can even host your own GH Pages site ([like mine](http://gifs.joelglovier.com/)) by editing or removing the [CNAME](https://github.com/jglovier/gifs/blob/gh-pages/CNAME) file in your fork accordingly.
 
-To update the site index on the GH Pages site, you'll need to run the index build script. Just clone the project to your local machine, open Terminal, and `cd` into the repo. Then, run `script/build_site_index` and commit your changes. Once the new index is commited to your gh-pages branch, it will be live on your site as soon as the CDN updates (usually within a few minutes). 
+To update the site index on the GH Pages site, you'll need to run the index build script. Just clone the project to your local machine, open Terminal, and `cd` into the repo. Then, run `script/build_site_index` and commit your changes. Once the new index is commited to your gh-pages branch, it will be live on your site as soon as the CDN updates (usually within a few minutes).
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+## Gifwit support
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+Thanks to @orderedlist, you can quickly access all the gifs in my repo via the handy OSX app [Gifwit](http://gifwit.com/). Just download the [library.gifwit](http://gifs.joelglovier.com/library.gifwit ) file and open in Gifwit. Gifwit will import all the gifs from the repo and you'll be able to easily access the production URLs via keyboard shortcuts. :zap: