This open-source project helps bypass Twitter's hashtag censorship (typosquatting) by providing a simple way to generate correctly spelt hashtags directly using the Tweet Intent API. Users can instantly tweet with the correct hashtags, avoiding Twitter's misleading suggestions.

You can clone this project, customise it with your hashtags via config.json, and host it yourself. Whether it’s for a social movement, marketing campaign, or any other cause, you have full control.

Use the hosted version: [Your Hosted URL Here]

Self-Host Your Own:

1. Clone the repository.
2. Edit the hashtag list in config.json.
3. Deploy it on your preferred platform.

• Uses the Tweet Intent API to generate tweets with pre-filled, correctly spelt hashtags.
• Prevents users from being misled by Twitter's suggested hashtags.
• It supports a special feature for tweeting about missing persons: simply add names to the missingPeople array in config.json.
• Can be customised for any topic or campaign.

• Social movements facing hashtag censorship.
• Public awareness campaigns.
• Quickly tweet about missing persons in case of abductions or disappearances.
• Event promotions where consistent hashtags are needed.

This project is open-source and licensed under the MIT License, allowing you to use, modify, and distribute it freely.