Listen to X threads instead of scrolling
Paste a link to any post in a thread and tta1 reads the author's whole thread aloud, from the first post to the last, with other people's replies left out.
X Articles (long reads) are read in full, and links from both x.com and twitter.com work as long as the post is public.
How it works
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Copy the post link
Tap Share, then Copy link, on any post in the thread. It doesn't have to be the first one.
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Paste it into tta1
tta1 finds the start of the thread and collects every post by the same author.
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Listen in order
The thread is read as one piece, top to bottom, like an article.
What tta1 reads on X
Threads
The author's posts in order, joined into one reading. Replies from other accounts are skipped.
X Articles
Long-form Articles are read in full, headings included.
Long posts
Posts longer than the old character limit are read to the end, not cut off.
Single posts
A one-off post works too, if you'd rather hear it than read it.
Threads are articles in disguise
The best threads are essays split into a dozen pieces, and reading them on a phone means endless scrolling past replies, ads and quote posts. tta1 stitches the author's posts back together and reads them as one continuous story.
Like every reading, threads can be translated before they're read, so you can follow accounts that post in other languages. Choose from 25 languages and 30 voices.
Free to start
A free account gets 1,000 words of audio every month for links, X threads and pasted text, with no card needed. Plus ($6 a month) and Pro ($12 a month) give you more words and add PDF, Word and screenshot uploads and MP3 downloads. See pricing
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to link the first post of the thread?
No. Paste a link to any post in the thread and tta1 reads the author's whole thread from the beginning.
Does it read the replies?
No. Only the original author's posts are read. Other people's replies are left out.
Can it read posts from private accounts?
No. tta1 can only read public posts. For anything else, copy the text and paste it in instead.
More answers on the homepage FAQ.