The website explains ShredTweets. The Chrome extension does the cleanup.
Chrome beta
The extension runs in the user’s browser so cleanup can use the user’s own logged-in X session.
A Chrome extension can run locally, read local files, and interact with the X interface through the user’s own browser session.
A normal website should not ask users to upload their X archive. The extension gives the product the right local-first shape.
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.
Not yet. The current package is for beta testing and launch preparation.
No. The intended model avoids asking users for API keys.
Preview should be free. Unlimited cleanup is planned as a one-time $5 unlock.