Twitter is testing a new feature called “Memory Fragments.” This feature aims to reorganize users’ past tweets. It groups related tweets together automatically. Users might see clusters of tweets about specific events or topics. These clusters appear on the user’s profile page.

(Twitter Tests Memory Fragments and Tweet Reorganization Feature)

The company announced the test this week. The feature organizes tweets based on shared content. Tweets discussing the same subject or event get grouped. This creates a summarized view of past conversations. Twitter calls these groups “Memory Fragments.”

Users in the test group can see these fragments now. The fragments show up alongside the regular timeline. Twitter says this makes finding old tweets easier. It helps users revisit past moments quickly. The feature is still experimental. Only a small number of users have access currently.

(Twitter Tests Memory Fragments and Tweet Reorganization Feature)

Twitter is gathering feedback on the test. The company wants to know if users find it useful. They are also checking for technical problems. Twitter did not say when the feature might launch widely. It depends on the test results. The goal is to improve how people navigate their tweet history. Twitter believes this offers a better way to recall past discussions. The test is active on Twitter’s mobile apps and website. More details will follow based on user input.