See every digital trace you left on X
Upload the archive you downloaded from X and generate a privacy health report locally — flagging tweets that leak phone numbers, addresses, locations, and more, with one-click batch deletion. Your data never leaves this device; the report is instant.
Download & upload your archive
Request your archive under X “Settings → Your data”, download it, then upload. It is parsed entirely on your device.
Generate the health report locally
Auto-detect tweets with phone numbers, emails, addresses, locations, or sensitive topics, and produce a 0–100 health score with a risk list.
Clean up old tweets on demand
After confirming the fee, batch-delete old tweets. Pause, resume, and cancel anytime — pricing stays transparent.
- Reports are generated 100% from your local archive — no X read API is ever called.
- Only deletion touches X’s write API, charged per tweet, pausable and refundable.
- Archives are stored encrypted on disk; keys stay only on your device.
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