Migrate

Migrating from Tweet Hunter to Extudio

A guide for Tweet Hunter users: what maps across, what's different, and what you leave behind.

Overview

Tweet Hunter is built around growth: a large library of viral tweets to draw from, AI writing, scheduling, engagement automation and a CRM of the people who interact with you.

Extudio starts from your brand instead of other people's viral posts. You set your voice, pillars and glossary once, and the AI writes tweets, threads, replies and articles that sound like you, then schedules them into your posting slots.

Where things live

The same jobs, under different names. What you used in Tweet Hunter, and where to find it in Extudio.

In Tweet HunterIn Extudio
AI writingComposeDrafts from a topic or rough idea, in your voice.
Tweet libraryBankReady tweets written from your own brand, not other accounts' posts.
Queue and schedulingQueue, Calendar and posting slots
AI rewritesCompose and Chat

Key differences

  • Your brand is the source: voice, pillars and glossary instead of a library of other accounts' posts.
  • A writer for each format: tweets and threads, replies, long-form X articles.
  • AI images are built in.
  • A free plan with the editor, X-accurate preview, drafts queue and brand kit, no time limit.

What Extudio doesn't do

Worth knowing before you switch. If one of these is the reason you use Tweet Hunter, keep it for that.

  • A searchable library of viral tweets.
  • A CRM or lead lists.
  • Post analytics.
  • Automatic retweets, plugs or DMs.
  • Importing your Tweet Hunter queue or saved tweets. Copy the posts you want into Compose.

Moving over, step by step

  1. Create your account. Sign up with Google, X or your email. The Free plan has no time limit and needs no card.
  2. Set up your brand. Give the brand wizard your website and it drafts your positioning, voice and pillars (paid plans), or fill in your name, story and voice by hand. Every draft reads from it from then on.
  3. Move your queued posts. Paste the posts still waiting in Tweet Hunter into Compose and schedule them. Pause Tweet Hunter's queue first so nothing posts twice.
  4. Connect X. Connect your account through X's official sign-in (Creator and Pro). We never see your password, and you can disconnect from settings.
  5. Set your posting slots. In settings, add the days and times you want to post. Scheduled posts fill those slots and publish from our servers, browser closed.

Pricing

Extudio has a free plan with no time limit and no card, and two paid plans. AI is included in the paid plans; there are no API keys to bring.

  • Free, $0: the tweet, thread and article editor, X-accurate preview, drafts queue and brand kit; posts go out through X’s own composer.
  • Creator, $19/month: 300 AI drafts, 50 images, up to 2 X accounts and scheduled auto-posting.
  • Pro, $49/month: 1,500 AI drafts, 250 images, up to 5 X accounts and scheduled auto-posting.

Details about Tweet Hunter reflect its public website as of November 2026 and may have changed since. Tweet Hunter is a trademark of its owner; Extudio isn’t affiliated with it.

Questions

Something else? support@extudio.dev

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