How to use TweetDeck

TweetDeck still exists, but X now calls the product X Pro and serves it at pro.x.com. For a founder, it is a monitoring board: searches, lists, and mentions in columns you can scan during a launch. X's Premium Help lists access under the Premium+ tier; this page names that gate and never prints a price.

What is TweetDeck called now, and where does it live?

X Help, "How to use X Pro," archived 25 May 2026 (PT), calls the product X Pro and sends people to the X Pro website. That page does not use the name TweetDeck. Open pro.x.com when you check, and describe the label you see. Re-fetch live Help before quoting it, because this check had to use the archive.

Live help.x.com returned 403 Forbidden on 10 November 2026, America/Los_Angeles. A 25 May 2026, 10:51 PM PT Wayback Machine snapshot of How to use X Pro was readable. The archive timestamp is 26 May 2026 05:51 UTC, which is 25 May 2026, 10:51 PM PT, not 26 May 2026 PT. It says: "X Pro offers a more convenient X experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface." It also says: "X Pro is currently available here," and "Go to the X Pro website." It does not use the name TweetDeck, and it does not state a subscription tier. That snapshot needs a re-read on publish day.

A 10 November 2026 WebSearch check treated windowsreport.com as the leader. Official Help and a dated open-the-product check should beat outdated TweetDeck tutorials.

pro.x.com existed on 10 November 2026. A product check earlier that day recorded a redirect to an X login. A later request on the same day returned 403.

How can a founder use X Pro to monitor customers and launches?

Use columns as a watch list, not as a second compose window. During a launch, watch mentions of the product name, the founder handle, and a few phrases customers use for the problem you solve. Keep a column for replies to your launch post so they do not vanish in the main feed.

The 25 May 2026 Help snapshot says: "Instead of a single timeline, X Pro allows you to add columns to display specific content that interests you and view them side by side." That is the monitoring job. The same snapshot also describes composing and scheduling posts. This is not a second compose guide.

Which columns are worth setting up first?

Start with Home or your own posts, notifications or mentions, a saved search for the product name, and one List of customers, peers, or reporters you already trust. Add more searches only when a phrase keeps paying off. Advanced search owns the operators; Lists owns how to build a List.

Those two guides are planned. The Help snapshot lists column types that include Home, Notifications, Search, Lists, Communities, Explore, Bookmarked posts, Profiles, Messages, and Scheduled. Pick a short set you will actually watch.

Who can access X Pro today?

X's About X Premium Help lists "Access to X Pro" under "Only for Premium+ Tier." That wording appears in the 15 July 2026 (PT) and 29 October 2026 (PT) archives of help.x.com/en/using-x/x-premium. The How to use X Pro page itself does not state the tier. Re-fetch live Help when you check. Do not print any price.

The 15 July 2026, 3:20 AM PT snapshot and the 29 October 2026, 1:22 AM PT snapshot both include this wording under Only for Premium+ Tier: "Access to X Pro: View multiple configurable timelines simultaneously which can refresh in realtime, advanced search, add contributors and admins to your account, and more with X Pro." Those pages also print prices. This guide does not. The 29 October snapshot also notes that X Premium is part of The X Subscription, and that existing Premium plans and features stay the same until you choose to switch, with the details on that page still applying. Re-fetch live Help before treating that note as current. MacRumors and similar 26 March 2026 coverage may be cited as reporting, not as X policy.

How is X Pro different from X search or a List?

Search is how you find a conversation. A List is a group of accounts. X Pro is a place to keep several of those views open at once. You do not need X Pro to search once, and you do not need it to read one List.

If a monitoring column leads you to draft a follow-up post, Evenpost is an app for X (Twitter) for solo founders. You and your agent draft, you approve every post in the Evenpost app, and it posts with natural spacing, or right away if you choose Post now. Updates: @evenpost. Evenpost is not an X Pro replacement, and it does not schedule replies.

Open pro.x.com, confirm what X calls the product today, and set a short column list you can actually watch during the next launch.

Re-read Help and pro.x.com whenever X mentions X Pro or TweetDeck access. The snapshots quoted above need a re-read on publish day.

FAQ

Is TweetDeck gone?

The product still exists under a new name. The 25 May 2026 Help snapshot calls it X Pro, sends people to the X Pro website, and does not use the name TweetDeck.

Do I need a paid X plan to open X Pro?

About X Premium Help, in the 15 July 2026 and 29 October 2026 snapshots, lists Access to X Pro under Only for Premium+ Tier. The How to use X Pro page does not state the tier. This page names that gate and does not print a price.

Can I schedule posts from X Pro?

The 25 May 2026 Help snapshot lists scheduling posts and a Scheduled column. This page is a monitoring guide, not a scheduler guide. Evenpost is not an X Pro replacement, and it does not schedule replies.

Does X Pro work on a phone?

The Help snapshot sends people to the X Pro website. This page did not find a dated official mobile-app claim in that snapshot. Describe the label you see if you open pro.x.com on a phone.

Is X Pro the same as Twitter Blue?

No. Official Help now describes access under the Premium+ tier of X Premium. No price is printed here, and an old product name is not treated as the current official one.