Safety
Why preview matters before bulk deleting tweets
Bulk deletion is powerful because it saves time, but it is also risky. A preview-first workflow gives you a chance to catch filter mistakes before content is permanently removed.
A count is not enough
Knowing that a cleanup matched 500 tweets helps, but it does not prove those are the right 500 tweets. Samples give you real examples from the run before deletion starts.
If a preview sample feels wrong, the right move is to adjust filters instead of confirming the run.
Separate cleanup targets
Posts, replies, reposts, likes, and DMs should be reviewed separately. Mixing them together makes the cleanup harder to understand and easier to regret.
DeleteX separates modules so each run has a clear target and activity record.
Confirmation should be deliberate
A final confirmation step is not just friction. It gives you time to verify the preview count, target, filters, and plan limits.
For high-risk actions like deleting all tweets, the final confirmation should make the irreversible nature of the run clear.