YOUR LIKES ARCHIVE

afterlike✳

An afterlife for your old Twitter likes.

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Library

POST DETAILS

Authors and photos

Import your Twitter archive first. You can add author names and photos later.

How to export JSON from TweetNook?

If ordinary lookup misses old posts, you can use TweetNook ↗ on your computer. This is optional.

  1. Install TweetNook using its guide and import your Twitter archive.
  2. To recover more authors and photos, connect your Twitter session in TweetNook and run enrichment. Twitter may limit requests.
  3. Export Likes as JSON and choose that file above. No Afterlike converter is needed.

The JSON is processed in your browser. Post photos load from Twitter when viewed, so they need internet.

Sync devicesStored in this browser

Sync is off. Your library is stored in this browser.

Posts and status flags sync. Your stack position and recently visited authors stay on this device. Normal reading makes no cloud requests.

Stack readingGestures and haptics

A post is marked read after being visible for half a second.

  • Swipe left or choose Next to read another post.
  • Swipe right or choose Favorite to save and continue.
  • Swipe down or choose Hide to dismiss the post and continue. On long posts, drag from the author header.
  • Keyboard: ← next, → favorite, H hide, Esc close.
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Set author

Know who wrote this post? Enter their @handle. No Twitter lookup needed.

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