Public record. Permanent archive.
The tweet's
gone.
The record isn't.
Gone Tweets monitors public figures' Twitter activity in real time. When a post vanishes, we keep it. Search any handle or topic—and surface what someone tried to un-say, with timestamps and verifiable metadata.
How it works
Three steps from query to citation-ready result.
Search a handle or topic
Type any public @handle or keywords. We index public Twitter activity continuously — there's likely already a record waiting.
We surface deleted posts
Posts that have since disappeared appear with their original timestamp, text, and metadata — cached originals, not reconstructions.
Cite, download, or share
Export structured data, copy a permalink for citation, or save the archived original. Use it in your story, research paper, or legal filing.
Who it's for
Anyone who needs the record to outlast the account holder's regrets.
Journalists
Surface what a politician, executive, or public figure deleted before your story runs. Skip the Wayback Machine rabbit hole — search, find, cite.
Academic researchers
Track how public statements shift or vanish over time. Build longitudinal datasets with provenance — not just screenshots you personally archived.
Legal & compliance teams
Preserve evidentiary records of public statements before they disappear. Timestamped and verifiable — not dependent on the account holder leaving them up.
Curious readers
Saw a screenshot circulate and want to verify it? Or noticed something vanish from a public timeline? Find the original and check for yourself.
Early access opens soon
We're onboarding journalists and researchers first. Drop your email and we'll be in touch when access opens.