Twitter to Telegram: Your X Feed

The X feed eats time: you open it to check one account and twenty minutes later you are still scrolling. Twitter to Telegram works differently. You pick the accounts, and the bot forwards their posts into Telegram, where you already spend your day. 🐦

It suits anyone following news, authors, projects or competitors who does not want X open all day.

What gets forwarded

• Tweets and retweets. New posts from the accounts you chose arrive in your chat.
• Media. Photos, videos and GIFs come along with the text.
• A personal feed. You build your own set of accounts and read it like a channel.

The bot's profile also mentions downloading: automatic forwarding of posts plus saving of materials.

Getting an account connected

1. Open the bot and press /start.
2. Name the X accounts you want to follow.
3. Wait for the first posts to show up in the chat.
4. Add or remove accounts as you like.

If you want posts in a channel rather than in private messages, check which delivery options the bot itself offers first.

What it costs

There is a one-day trial. After that you pick a paid plan and pay with Telegram Stars or USDT. 💳

Look up exact prices inside the bot, since they can change. Test on the trial day before paying: confirm that the accounts you need arrive on time and with their media.

Check these before paying

Forwarding posts out of X depends on the rules of the platform itself, and services of this kind sometimes run with interruptions. That comes from the delivery route, not from one particular bot. ⚠️

• Measure the delay. For news, the number of minutes between a post and its arrival matters.
• Skip the yearly commitment. Start with a short period.
• Pay inside Telegram. Stars is a built-in method, so no private transfers to strangers are needed.
• Never enter your X password. Forwarding public posts does not need it, and the bot should not ask.

When something breaks

The project has a channel with updates and a separate support account. Write there with the name of the X account that is not forwarding and the time of its last post. With that, troubleshooting is quicker. 🔧

Before buying a plan, scroll through the latest messages in the project channel: they show how often the bot is updated and whether outages get announced.