ShredTweets uses your X archive as the map and your browser as the engine.
How it works
Your X archive contains the IDs and dates needed to find old posts without scrolling back through years of timeline history.
X lets you request a downloadable archive of your account data. That file becomes the cleanup map.
The extension reads the archive in your browser. Your archive is not uploaded to ShredTweets.
ShredTweets turns post IDs into a queue for posts, replies, reposts, and media posts that your account can remove.
The extension visits the relevant X pages and automates the delete actions your logged-in account is allowed to perform.
The honest version of deleting your X history.
Why archive mode beats scrolling.
Bulk cleanup without monthly rent.
Why your archive should stay local.
The limits, stated plainly.
The product engine behind the site.
The intended model is browser-based cleanup and local archive parsing, not paid API access.
Scrolling is fragile and slow. Archive mode gives the tool specific post IDs to work from.
The beta should support pause, resume, and retry, but browser automation needs the X session available.