Redact

Redact does one thing: bulk-deletes your old content from social media. Tweets, Reddit posts, YouTube comments, Discord messages — all erasable in bulk, at variable intervals, with filters to keep what you want to preserve.

Redact is a bulk content deletion tool for social media, designed for those who want to clean up their historical digital presence. It works by connecting your accounts — Twitter/X, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Discord, TikTok and others — and analyzing all content published over time: tweets, posts, comments, reactions. From there you can set granular filters to decide what to delete and what to keep: by date (delete everything before a certain date), by keyword (delete posts containing certain words), by engagement (keep posts with more than X likes), by content type. Once filters are configured, Redact starts the deletion process in the background, respecting individual platforms' API rate limits to avoid violating terms of service. The free version runs deletions more slowly; the Pro version speeds up the process with faster deletions and priority access. It's a tool used by career changers, those wanting preventive cleanup before a job search, those who've changed their mind about old content and those simply wanting to exercise their right to digital erasure.

For anyone wanting to bulk-delete their old social media content — tweets, Reddit posts, comments — for privacy reasons, career changes or simply to clean up their digital history.

Redact has a free plan that lets you delete content but with slower processing, subject to API limits. The Pro plan starts at $6.99 per month and speeds up the process with priority, faster deletions. A one-time plan is also available for those who just need a single cleanup. The free version is sufficient for those who aren't in a hurry.