Xeder Chrome Extension Converts X/Twitter Feeds to Audio Podcasts
By
Sanja Stepa
Hard to chew. Probably not worth the jaw work.
Summary
Xeder is a Chrome extension that converts X/Twitter timelines into audio podcasts using natural text-to-speech. The tool reads tweets aloud with features like playback controls, speed adjustment, automatic ad filtering, and scroll synchronization. It's designed for multitasking during work, cooking, or commuting, turning short text-based tweets into bite-sized audio episodes from followed accounts. The extension costs $4.99 as a one-time purchase and was built by a UX designer using AI technology.
Key quotes
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Open X, press play, and your feed becomes audio. Listen while working, cooking, or commuting.
Tweets are short, standalone, text-first. They work perfectly as audio.
Like bite-sized podcast episodes from people you actually follow.
Natural voices, playback controls, speed adjustment, automatic ad filtering, and scroll sync.
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