Drop your X archive here
or click to browse — .zip only
Request your archive at x.com/settings/download_your_data. X will email you a download link in 24-48 hours.
Drag the ZIP onto the upload zone. xfold parses it inside a Web Worker, in your browser, with no upload step.
Thirty-plus dashboard sections covering ads, interests, devices, deleted tweets, Grok chats, and more.
A single number rolled up from across the whole archive — interests, ad targeting, devices, third-party access.
The dozen most concerning facts about your data, ranked from worst to merely uncomfortable.
Estimated dollars X earned from showing you ads, with the biggest spender called out by name.
Every IP, every browser, every device fingerprint X recorded — geolocated and grouped by session.
Third-party services with access to your account, including the ones you authorised in 2014 and forgot about.
Your full chat history with X's AI, indexed and searchable. Yes, X kept it all.
Yes, X kept them. With dates, full text, and the original engagement counts.
The things X inferred about you that you never told it — demographics, lookalike audiences, ad categories.
Yes. There are no API routes, no server actions, and no edge functions. Every byte of your archive is parsed and visualised inside your browser tab. The site's Content-Security-Policy enforces connect-src 'self', so the page can't make outbound network calls even if it wanted to. Open the network tab and watch — nothing leaves your machine.
Go to x.com/settings/download_your_data, verify your password, and request the archive. X will email you a download link within 24-48 hours. Download the ZIP and drop it into xfold — no extraction needed.
xfold can only see what's already in the archive ZIP X gave you. X has the full picture (every search query, every hover, the complete ad auction history); the archive is a subset. xfold's job is to make that subset legible — to surface the things X buries six menus deep or formats so badly nobody reads them.
Yes. The full source is on GitHub at github.com/Coriou/xfold under the MIT license. Audit it, fork it, file issues, send pull requests — every line is in the public repo.
Nothing. xfold is free, ad-free, and account-free. There is no paid tier, no upsell, and no plan to add one.
xfold parses incrementally inside a Web Worker, so the UI stays responsive even on multi-GB archives. The hard upper bound on input size is 8 GB. Media files past a 256 MB hot-cache budget are decompressed lazily on demand instead of all at once, which keeps memory in check on mobile.