Create an X (Twitter) App and Connect OOMOL

Open OOMOL App Connections, find the app, and choose Add account. Follow these steps when asked to provide your own app credentials. You will need an account that can create or manage the app on the provider’s website; ask your administrator for help if you cannot access those settings.

1. Create or open the app

1. Sign in to X (Twitter).
2. Open your app, or create one in the developer console. In User authentication settings, enable OAuth 2.0 and select Web App, Automated App or Bot. Enter your website URL.

2. Set the callback URL

In the account form, copy the full Redirect URI. If an authentication method is shown, choose OAuth2. Paste it into Callback URI / Redirect URL in the provider’s app settings and save. Keep the address unchanged, including its path and trailing slash.

3. Save the credentials

Open Keys and tokens and copy the OAuth 2.0 credentials.

In OOMOL’s OAuth client configuration, paste Client ID into Client ID and Client Secret into Client Secret, then save.

4. Connect your account

1. In OOMOL, open the connection settings and continue with OAuth2.
2. After saving the credentials, expand Advanced OAuth scopes to review the requested permissions. Keep tweet.read, users.read, and offline.access; add tweet.write to publish posts and media.write to upload media.
3. Start the connection, sign in to the X account you want to use, and approve access.
4. Return to OOMOL and confirm that the account is connected. Read your X profile and check the username.

If you cannot connect

App Bearer Token is needed for full archive searches and compliance jobs. Leave it empty for the profile check above. If one of those operations requests it, copy it from the same X app into the optional OOMOL field. Check your X API access and billing settings if the operation remains unavailable.

Official setup instructions