Your posts left copies behind.
Deleting a post on X does not remove every copy other services already made of it. This site tells you who those services are, gives you the link to check each one yourself, and writes the removal request for you to send.
Free to use. No account, no sign in, and nothing you type here is stored.
Guidance and filing text, not an inventory
X shut off the free public data access that third-party mirrors ran on. There is no free public index of everything a handle ever posted, and the paid ones are not something we use, so this tool does not offer to look.
The full guide, with each removal route checked live: Who keeps copies of your deleted X posts, and how to remove them, on our blog.
Three steps, and you take every one of them yourself
- Delete at the source first. On X this does more of the work than people expect, and the order matters.
- Check each holder yourself. We build the link for each service, and the answer goes to your browser.
- Send the requests. We write the text and give you the address; you read it, decide, and send it.
The limits, before you spend any time here
- We cannot tell you whether a service holds anything of yours. Every service is listed for everyone, because we have no way to know which ones apply to you.
- Some holders have no working removal route. Two of the services listed publish no dependable process, and they are marked as what they are so nobody hunts for a form that does not exist.
- We cannot make anyone act. This tool prepares requests, and a person at each service decides, and may decline.
Reddit works differently: independent archives there can be asked directly what they hold, so that side can scan, report per archive, and check again after you file. Separate service, separate account, same people.