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Archive X (Twitter) posts to the ICP blockchain — permanently and privately. Archive your important X (Twitter) posts directly onto the blockchain—permanently, immutably, and under your absolute ownership. TweetChain is a lightweight, decentralized, and self-custodial browser extension that allows creators, researchers, and Web3 enthusiasts to capture tweets, metadata, and visual proofs, preserving them forever on the Internet Computer (ICP) network. Why use TweetChain? • Permanent & Immutable: Once archived, your posts are stored on the decentralized ICP blockchain, safe from deletion, censorship, or platform changes. • Self-Custodial Security: Your identity is powered by a locally generated 12-word seed phrase. We have NO servers and NO access to your data or private keys. Everything stays under your control. • Visual Proof: Capture high-quality local screenshots of tweets and secure them alongside the metadata as cryptographic proof of ownership. Features: • One-click scan and archive for x.com / twitter.com posts. • Complete metadata preservation (Tweet ID, text, timestamp, and author). • Local encrypted storage for your ICP identity. • Fully open-source and reviewable architecture with zero external/remote code execution. Pricing & Plans: TweetChain offers a flexible freemium model. Enjoy a generous free tier to preserve your most critical memories, or unlock unlimited archiving and premium Web3 features through our secure Polar.sh integration. Take control of your digital legacy today with TweetChain!
Jun 18, 2026
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