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Type any public X username. We search the Internet Archive and archived Twitter mirrors, and show you, free, how many of its tweets still exist.

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  • Free count and preview
  • Pay once, only if we find tweets
Captured 14 Mar 2019Deleted from X
Dana Whitlock @dwhitlock

Hot take: the new transit map is worse than the old one and I will defend this at every council meeting.

Captured 02 Nov 2021Deleted from X
Studio Nine @studionine

Launch moved to Friday. Please don't share the beta link until then — we are still fixing billing.

Captured 21 Jan 2026Deleted from X
Ari Mendel @arimendel

Deleting this in an hour, but thank you for 10k. I did not expect any of this.

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01A real result

Deleted by @googleearth. Kept by the archive.

Replying to @googleearthEnvironmental Insights Explorer (EIE) is a tool that uses #EarthEngine and @googlecloud to analyze carbon emissions from sources like transportation. We're expanding access to EIE to more cities worldwide who can use this to develop climate strategies: https://medium.com/google-earth/accelerating-city-climate-action-with-high-resolution-geospatial-data-f7b489c9e9f6 …

Victoria, B.C. was one of the first cities to have access to Environmental Insights Explorer when it launched in 2018. Now four more cities in Canada are able to analyze carbon emissions data to accelerate climate action: http://bit.ly/311iioh

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This #ArchitectureDay, tour some signature buildings of #KengoKuma, (including the new Japanese National Stadium), which all artfully blend functionality, nature and local cultures.

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Greetings from Canada, Indonesia and Myanmar. Let our speakers teach you to say ‘Hello’ in Algonquian, Lampung, Mon and Qom. https://goo.gle/indigenouslanguages …

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Darlene St. Clair, an Associate Professor of American Indian Studies at @stcloudstate, advocates deepening students' understanding of the Native experience. She shares immersive classroom tools and explains how she's working with Minnesota sixth graders.

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02How it works

See deleted tweets in three steps. No account.

  1. 01

    Free check

    We read the archive indexes and count every saved copy of the account's tweets, year by year. You see the number and a preview before paying anything.

  2. 02

    Pay once

    No subscription and no sign-up. If the check finds nothing, there is nothing to buy.

  3. 03

    Get the archive

    We ask X which tweets are gone, then open the saved copies one by one and rebuild each tweet's text, date, images and what it was replying to. Deleted tweets come first.

03What to expect

Why some years come back thinner.

2006–2022

Tweet pages were plain HTML, so almost every archived copy carries the full text. This is where most recovered tweets come from.

2023–2025

X hid tweets from logged-out visitors and many archived copies are empty. We fill the gap with archived mirror sites like Nitter and xcancel.

2026 on

Archived copies carry tweet text again. Recent deletions recover well if someone saved the page.

04Pricing

Pay once. Keep it.

Standard
$9.99
Up to 1,000 archived tweets

Most personal and small brand accounts.

  • Every tweet marked deleted or still live
  • Text, date and what each reply answered
  • Searchable online archive
  • ZIP download: JSON and plain text
  • A link to each archived copy as proof
Large
$19.99
More than 1,000 archived tweets

Public figures, companies and prolific posters.

  • Everything in Standard
  • Up to 9,000 archived copies opened
  • Runs in the background; keep your link
  • Deleted tweets recovered first

The free check picks the tier for you. One-time payment through Stripe.

05Questions

Before you pay.

Anything else? support@seedeleted.com

Where do the tweets come from?

From public web archives: the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, and archived copies of Twitter mirror sites such as Nitter, xcancel and twstalker. Many tweets saved there were later deleted from X.

Can you recover every deleted tweet?

Only tweets that some archive saved before they were deleted. Tweets from 2023–2025 were archived less often because X stopped showing them to logged-out visitors; archived mirror sites fill many of those gaps. The free check shows what exists before you pay.

How long does it take?

The archives rate-limit everyone, so we fetch slowly and politely. Small accounts usually finish within an hour; very large ones can take a day. You can close the page and come back with your order link.

Can you see private or protected accounts?

No. We only use pages that were public when they were archived.

How do you know a tweet was deleted?

We ask X’s public embed service about every tweet we find. If X says the author deleted it, it is marked Deleted. If the account is suspended or protected, or the tweet is withheld, it is marked Unavailable. Everything else is still live, and we take its text straight from X.

What if a tweet has no text?

Some archived copies are empty shells. We still list the tweet with its date and a link to the archived copy, so you can check it yourself.

How do I keep my account out of search?

Email optout@seedeleted.com from an address we can match to the account, and we will exclude it from the free check and from new orders.

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