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Listen to X: click the speaker on any post and it reads your timeline aloud, hands-free, until you stop. **Turn X into a podcast of your timeline.** ListenX adds a small speaker button to every post on x.com. Click it and ListenX starts reading — that post, then the next, then the next — automatically scrolling as it goes, so you can catch up on X hands-free while you cook, commute, walk, or rest your eyes. **What it does** - 🔊 One click to listen — a speaker button on every post - ⏭ Auto-advances down your timeline and keeps going until you stop - 📜 Reads long posts in full — expands "Show more" automatically - 🎬 Plays videos out loud, then moves on - 🧭 Follows along — scrolls to keep the words being read on screen - ⏸ Simple controls — pause, skip, stop, and a reading-progress bar - 🌗 Looks native in light and dark mode - 🚫 Skips promoted posts - ⌨️ Keyboard shortcuts: space to pause, → to skip, esc to stop **Great for** Multitasking, commutes and workouts, resting your eyes, dyslexia and low-vision accessibility, or just getting through your feed faster. **Private by design** Everything runs in your browser. ListenX collects no data, has no analytics, and sends nothing to any server. It only reads the post text on the page to speak it, and remembers your chosen voice locally. _Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by X Corp._
Aug 8, 2026
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