Tweet Hunter X is a browser extension that transforms the way you use Twitter. Designed for power users who want to get more value from the platform, it replaces Twitter's distracting sidebar with a contextual view that surfaces your most insightful tweets and those of the people you follow. The tool was created by a team of Twitter enthusiasts who recognized the platform's potential as a 'memex' - a tool for thinking and making connections between ideas. But they found that Twitter's default design was optimized for casual scrolling, not deep engagement. So they built Tweet Hunter X to make Twitter a better place to develop your thoughts, discover new perspectives, and revisit your own best ideas. With features like Highlights, On This Day, and enhanced search, Tweet Hunter X helps you spend less time mindlessly scrolling and more time exploring the true value of Twitter. It's a must-have for anyone who wants to get more out of the platform and turn it into a powerful tool for personal growth and idea generation.
Tweet Hunter X replaces the distracting Twitter sidebar and surfaces insightful tweets, in context.
See a user's most popular tweets of all time. See someone's best ideas, not the random thoughts they happened to post today.
See tweets from this date in prior years. Get re-inspired by ideas from yourself and others.
When you're on a Twitter friend's profile, revisit the past tweets you've sent to each other.
See recent popular tweets from your timeline that you might have missed.
Tweet Hunter X replaces the stock search bar with a power UI, with convenient shortcuts and instant results as you type.
Commands to efficiently find what you're looking for, including:\n/me: Search your own tweets\n/user: Search tweets from the user you're currently viewing\n/follows: Search tweets from people you follow
No more opening a new tab just to search. Tweet Hunter X lets you search directly in the sidebar, enhancing your search experience.
Coming Soon: Search your liked and bookmarked tweets. Start getting value from your curated archives.