About GetCrate

GetCrate is a small, free toolkit for people who share links on X (Twitter): marketers, writers, researchers, community managers and anyone who'd rather point their followers to good work than add to the noise.

This site is not connected to any person or business previously associated with this domain. It was relaunched in 2026 under new, independent management. Older addresses that still get visits now lead to new articles on the same topics, written from scratch.

What we make

Five tools and a blog.

• The Crate Builder turns the accounts, sites and topics you trust into X advanced-search links.
• The Share Queue helps you write posts around the links you find, with X's own character-counting rules.
• The Headline Swapper, the 60-Minute X Audit and the Content Mix Planner cover the rest of the routine.
• The blog covers curation, distribution, X marketing and the working habits that leave time for them.

How it works

Everything runs in your browser. We don't ask you to sign in, we don't connect to your X account, we don't use the X API and we don't scrape anything. The tools write ordinary links that open on x.com, and your saved crates and queues stay in your browser's local storage until you export or delete them.

There are no ads, no cookies, no analytics and no paid plans. See plans and pricing for why, and privacy for the details.

How we write

Articles are written by the GetCrate team. We stick to things we can check: X's own help pages and developer documentation, published research with a citation, and plain experience of what works when you post. When something is our opinion or a rule of thumb, we say so. When a fact changes, such as an X setting or limit, we update the article and its date.

We don't publish testimonials, invented statistics or case studies. If you spot a mistake, email contact@getcrate.co and we'll fix it.

Not affiliated with X

GetCrate is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by X Corp. "X" and "Twitter" are trademarks of X Corp., used here only to describe the platform the tools work with.