ShredTweets is a local-first Chrome extension for cleaning up old X posts, replies, reposts, and media without turning your entire social history into someone else’s database.
ShredTweets explained
The core idea is simple. Do not give someone access to your history. Download your X archive yourself, keep a local backup, then use your browser to remove what is online.
ShredTweets is not a magic eraser for the internet. It is a practical tool for deleting what your account can remove from X through your browser, while keeping your archive local.
You download your X archive from X. ShredTweets reads that archive locally and uses it as a map, so cleanup does not depend on scrolling years into your timeline. Before deleting, you can keep your own backup. Then the extension works through the online posts your account can remove.
The promise is simple. Do not upload your history to strangers just to delete your own posts.
The honest version of deleting your X history.
Why archive mode beats scrolling.
Bulk cleanup without monthly rent.
Why your archive should stay local.
Archive map plus browser cleanup.
The limits, stated plainly.
The product engine behind the site.
The SEO site is live first. The Chrome extension beta is the next piece.
No. The product is being designed so archive parsing happens locally in your browser.
No tool can honestly promise that. Screenshots, search caches, third-party archives, and X internal systems are outside any cleanup tool’s control.
Because deleting your own history should not become another subscription.