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Shed your old posts on X. Bulk-delete with rate limiting. By Ankur AI. Molt cleans up your X (Twitter) history — bulk-delete old posts and reposts, without getting your account flagged. Most bulk deleters hammer X too fast and trip its anti-automation limits. Molt is built around X's DOCUMENTED rate limit (50 deletions / 15 minutes) with human-like jitter and rolling hourly caps, so your account stays safe while it works. WHAT IT DOES • Bulk-delete your tweets by driving X's own delete flow — nothing sketchy • Also undoes reposts • Smart rate limiting: base delay + random jitter + 15-min and hourly caps • Live stats: deleted count, rate/min, next-in countdown, usage today • Start / stop anytime — you stay in control HOW TO USE 1. Open your profile → Posts tab 2. Click the Molt icon → Start 3. Keep the tab in the foreground; watch it work PLANS • Free — 50 deletions per day • Lifetime — one-time payment, unlimited deletions, works on up to 3 devices Lifetime is a single payment (no subscription). After buying you get a license key — paste it into Molt, hit Activate, done. Move it between devices anytime. PRIVACY Molt runs entirely in your browser. It does not read, store, or transmit your tweets or account credentials anywhere. The only network call is an anonymous license/usage check (a random install id — no personal data). See the privacy policy for details. Not affiliated with X Corp. "X" and "Twitter" are trademarks of their owners; used here only to describe compatibility.
Jul 7, 2026
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