The best tweets on X (Twitter), organized by topic.
Browse curated lists of the best tweets about startups, SaaS, AI, marketing, coding, productivity, and more. Find useful ideas without digging through the timeline.
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Best tweets for founders, builders, and marketers
Start with high-interest conversations about building products, growing audiences, and running a business.
AI
Where builders and skeptics actually land on AIā€”not the hype threads, the working-with-it-daily ones.
AI Agents
Builders sharing concrete agent architectures, evaluations, failures, deployment lessons, and useful demonstrations.
AI Coding
Code-first examples showing where AI improves software work, where it fails, and how experienced developers use it.
Claude
Useful perspectives on Anthropic's Claude models and ecosystem, with dedicated Claude Code workflows left to their own collection.
Claude Code
Concrete Claude Code workflows, configuration, production use, and lessons from developers shipping real changes.
Coding
Developers on the bugs, the tools, and the takes that get the whole timeline arguing.
Cursor
Hands-on Cursor editor workflows and specific engineering outcomes rather than unrelated uses of the word cursor.
Google Gemini
Hands-on Gemini use, product releases, research, and comparisons backed by specific examples.
Grok
Specific Grok and xAI analysis, demonstrations, releases, and firsthand usage instead of incidental mentions.
Indie Hackers
Solo builders sharing real revenue numbers, launch days, and the projects that died quietly.
Marketing
Positioning, distribution, and the campaigns marketers screenshot to steal later.
OpenAI
Substantive OpenAI product, research, and developer discussions rather than generic mentions of artificial intelligence.
Perplexity
Practical Perplexity search and research workflows, meaningful product updates, and evidence-based comparisons.
Personal Finance
Saving, investing, and the money mistakes people only admit to once they are past them.
Productivity
Systems people actually kept using past week two, not just the aesthetic ones.
SaaS
Pricing, churn, positioning, and the metrics SaaS founders actually argue about in public.
Self Improvement
Habits, discipline, and advice specific enough to use.
Solopreneurs
One-person businesses on pricing themselves, saying no, and staying sane without a team.
Startups
Founders and operators on the hard partsā€”fundraising, hiring, and the decisions nobody warns you about.
Vibe Coding
Builders showing what they made, how they prompted it, what broke, and what it took to turn a prototype into a real product.
More topics
Top tweets about practical skills and systems
Explore focused collections on sales, content, product, freelancing, and the work behind sustainable growth.
AI Automation
Automations with clear inputs, tools, outcomes, failure handling, and honest operating costs.
Content Creation
The unglamorous mechanics of consistently making things people want to see.
Copywriting
Headlines, hooks, and the one-liners that sell without sounding like they are trying to.
DeepSeek
Technical DeepSeek evaluations, releases, deployment experience, and comparisons supported by concrete evidence.
Ecommerce
Store owners on margins, ad spend, and what actually moved the needle this quarter.
Freelancing
Rates, clients, and the freedom-versus-stability tradeoff freelancers talk about honestly.
GitHub Copilot
Specific Copilot workflows, releases, comparisons, and engineering lessons from active developers.
Hermes Agent
Specific Hermes Agent workflows and releases, clearly separated from unrelated products and other projects named Hermes.
Llama
Model-specific Llama research and engineering discussions, excluding references to the animal or unrelated products.
Model Context Protocol
Technical MCP implementations and ecosystem analysis, with bare and unrelated uses of the acronym excluded.
No-Code
Builders shipping real products without writing a line of backend code.
Open-Source AI
Substantive open-model releases, technical work, ecosystem debates, and practical deployment experience.
OpenAI Codex
Real Codex tasks and software-engineering outcomes, excluding unrelated historical or publishing references to codex.
OpenClaw
Firsthand OpenClaw setups and outcomes, useful skills, operational lessons, and responsible discussion of autonomous agent behavior.
Personal Branding
Building a name worth followingā€”what worked, what felt fake, and the line between them.
Product Management
Roadmaps, tradeoffs, and the PM takes engineers either love or fight about.
Prompt Engineering
Specific prompting methods and measured outcomes rather than generic lists of supposedly magical prompts.
Remote Work
What working from anywhere actually looks like, good weeks and bad ones both.
Sales
Cold outreach, objection handling, and the closes that reps actually screenshot and save.
Venture Capital
Investors and founders on term sheets, valuations, and what VCs actually look for.
Specialist topics
Useful posts from focused communities
Go deeper into niche conversations, from emerging technology and markets to the realities of independent work.
Burnout and Mental Health for Founders
The honest posts about the cost of building something, not just the highlight reel.
ChatGPT
The best real-world prompts and use cases people are still finding.
Crypto
Builders and traders on the market, the technology, and the cyclesā€”kept strictly to the sober takes.
Growth Hacking
Unconventional tactics that actually moved a metric, told by the person who ran them.
Kimi
Kimi and Moonshot AI product and model discussions, excluding unrelated people and products named Kimi.
Local LLMs
Reproducible local-model setups, useful hardware comparisons, performance measurements, and privacy-focused workflows.
Lovable
Real products built with Lovable, practical workflows, limitations, and launch outcomes rather than generic uses of the word lovable.
Mistral AI
Specific Mistral model and product analysis, benchmarks, deployment experience, and developer examples.
Side Hustles
What people actually built on nights and weekends, and what it earned them.
How we choose
Useful tweets, not timeline filler.
Every list focuses on original X posts that directly discuss the topic. We prioritize practical advice, firsthand experience, clear opinions, and posts that earned meaningful engagement.
Near-duplicates, engagement bait, off-topic mentions, and too many posts from the same creator are filtered out. Rankings are refreshed weekly, so strong older tweets can sit alongside newer ones.