The best TweetDeck alternative for X Recommended on Medium
What Medium Writers Say
Medium writers and tech enthusiasts often feature ReDeck in their 'best productivity tools' lists. The community appreciates the distraction-free interface and robust feature set for power users.
Why people still want TweetDeck
Multi-column layouts let you watch home, search, lists, and notifications at once. When TweetDeck-style workflows went away for many users, power users looked for a replacement that feels native inside X, not a separate client that fights the platform.
What ReDeck adds
ReDeck runs inside your browser at x.com/redeck. You get draggable columns, named workspaces, Timeline History, backup and restore, and per-column controls, without sending your settings to external servers.
Install the Chrome or Edge extension, or use the Windows desktop app from the Microsoft Store.
Privacy and performance
Settings stay local. Off-screen columns can sleep, API usage is visible, and layouts export cleanly when you change machines—important if you live in the dashboard all day.
Getting started
Install ReDeck, log in to X, open x.com/redeck, and add the columns you need. Start with Home and Search, then save a workspace when you find a layout that sticks.