Search that actually finds it
Full-text over every bookmarked post — body copy, author, article title and preview. Filter by folder, media type or date when you only half-remember it.
Stop losing what you save on X.
Turn your X bookmarks into a searchable library.
- Access your full history beyond X's scroll limit
- Find anything in seconds
- Keep your data inside your browser
- Preserve posts even after they're deleted
10,000+ users300+ paying customers
Live demo
The workspace, running.
Running on sample data. The folders, the toolbar and the search behave the way they do inside the app.
In their words
What people post about it, unprompted.
Real posts from X, not solicited quotes. The same set the pricing page shows.
倪爽@nishuangContinue to recommend my secret productivity tool Twillot To put it simply, it does what Musk did not do, turning X into an information management tool: managing the tweets, favorites, and like records I have sent, and using AI to automatically classify them... I have more than 4,000 collections, hehe All data i…
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Ding@dingyiI recommend the Twitter efficiency management tool Twillot, which can easily manage tweets, favorites, and like records. It also supports AI automatic organization, which is much more convenient than the official one. You can also automatically synchronize, create folders, batch download, and export to various for…
Bear Liu@bearliuAs a Twitter user with 100,000 followers, I get a lot of information here every day. But its native experience is a real headache. The biggest pain point is bookmarks. Thousands of tweets in favorites are piled up in a mess, and you can't find them when you want to find them. I spent a long time looking for a sol…
Ties@Toodooit📱 I just used Twillot to organize two years of Twitter bookmarks and discovered a lot of forgotten treasures! I particularly like its AI classification function - it automatically classifies my 1000+ bookmarks by topic, making it super easy to find. And all data is stored locally, which is particularly reassurin…
向阳乔木@vista8Yangyi recommended twillot many times, and I just installed it for the first time today. Among all the tweet collections in history, some of the tweeters with the largest number are: 1. @dotey Teacher Baoyu 2. @op7418 Hidden 3. @geekbb Geek 4. @HiTw93 Tw93 5. @oran_ge orange Not listed one by one. I remember t…
dontbesilent@dontbesilentI would call @mytwillot the Twitter Indie God! I struggled a lot the past few days and didn’t know how to export all my tweets. Last night, my brother told me that twillot has been supported, and he opened the grayscale beta for me. In less than 10 seconds, I exported all my tweets Images of all tweets are ret…
+1Social proof
Ten thousand people already stopped losing bookmarks.
Every number here is one you can go and check yourself.
10,000+
Chrome Web Store installs
Twillot has been in the store since 2023 and is still shipping weekly.
See the listing600+
mentions on X
Unprompted posts from people using it. We read and reply to all of them.
Read them live300+
paying customers
Researchers, marketers, journalists and founders on a paid plan.
How it works
From a 9,000-item scroll to a real archive, in three steps.
Most people have never once found an old bookmark on X. The fix takes about a minute.
Step 01
Install the extension
Add Twillot to Chrome, Edge, or Brave. It runs against your own logged-in session — no password, no API key, nothing to configure.
Step 02
Sync your bookmarks
One click pulls the entire history — including the ones buried past X's scroll limit — plus every image, video, and thread attached to them.
Step 03
Find anything, instantly
Full-text search across every saved post, folders you can rename and regroup, and one-click export to Obsidian, Markdown, CSV, or PDF.
The numbers
Numbers that hold up when you check them.
Bookmarking on X is write-only by design. Twillot is the read side.
500k
Posts on one account
The Pro ceiling. Most archives never come close, but the index does not slow down if yours does.
3,200+
Bookmark ceiling, gone
X stops scrolling somewhere past 3,200. Twillot keeps reading until there is nothing left.
0
Bookmarks sent to us
The archive and its index live in your own browser. That is why search is instant.
Features
Save it, find it, keep it.
Three things X never gave you, plus the small stuff you only notice once it is missing.
AI filing, on your terms
Create at least three folders, select the posts you want to organise, then run AI classification. You stay in control of folder names, colours, and groups.
Exports you actually own
Obsidian, Markdown, CSV, PDF, or a media folder on disk. Nothing is locked in, including when you decide to leave.
Media downloader
Pull the full-resolution images and original-bitrate video out of any saved post, in bulk.
Offline archive
Deleted posts and suspended accounts stay readable. Your copy does not depend on theirs.
Beyond bookmarks
The same workspace handles likes, your own posts, replies, following, and lists.
Bulk actions
Select up to 500 at a time to re-file, export, or delete. No one-by-one clicking.
Free X tools that solve one job well.
View public posts, save useful research, and clean up your X account without piecing together unreliable utilities.
Twitter ViewerOpen public profiles, posts, replies, and media in a focused viewer without signing in to X.Open Twitter ViewerDownload someone's postsCollect posts from a public account in a workspace where you can search, filter, organise, and export them.Download public postsClear inactive followingIdentify accounts that have stopped posting and review them before cleaning up your following list in batches.Review inactive followingX Lists managerSearch, organise, and export X List members from a workspace designed for repeated account management.Manage X ListsX connected apps managerReview connected applications, understand their permissions, and remove access you no longer need.Review connected appsThread Reader and PDF exportPaste a post URL to rebuild the full thread as a clean reading view and export it as a PDF.Read a threadTwitter media and video downloaderPaste a public post URL to inspect and download its attached images, GIFs, and video files.Download post media
Browse all toolsWhy this exists
I had nine thousand bookmarks on X and had never once found an old one.
That is not a discipline problem. Bookmarking on X is write-only: no search, no folders, no export, and the list stops scrolling long before it stops. Everything you saved past that point is technically still there and practically gone.
- Pull the whole history down, including everything past the scroll limit.
- Create at least three folders, then run AI classification on selected posts when you need it.
- Make it searchable and exportable, so leaving costs you nothing.
Twillot is the tool I wanted to already exist. It reads your bookmarks in your own browser and keeps a copy you control.
— Simon, building Twillot in the open
Pricing
Free until your archive gets serious.
Free
$0forever
No card, no expiry
More than 95% of users never need to pay for anything else.
- 1,000 posts stored
- 1,000 users stored
- Folders + full-text search
- Export and backup
- 50 batch operations
Mini
$2.49/ month
Yearly is 50% off
For getting a real bookmark history under control.
- 10,000 posts stored
- 5,000 users stored
- 20,000 daily downloads
- 5 concurrent AI classification
- 200 batch operations
Recommended
Basic
$4.99/ month
Yearly is 50% off
The one most people land on once the archive is a research library.
- 100,000 posts stored
- 50,000 users stored
- 200,000 daily downloads
- 5 concurrent AI classification
- 500 batch operations
Pro
$9.99/ month
Yearly is 50% off
Maximum ceilings, plus everything on the roadmap as it ships.
- 500,000 posts stored
- 100,000 users stored
- 500,000 daily downloads
- 10 concurrent AI classification
- 500 batch operations
Yearly billing is 50% off every paid plan right now. 14-day money-back guarantee.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask.
If yours is not here, mail us — a human answers.
Getting started
What is Twillot?
A bookmark manager for X. It syncs everything you have ever bookmarked into one workspace, sorts it into folders, and makes the whole archive searchable and exportable. Think of it as the read side of a feature X only ever built the write side of.
Do I need to give you my X password?
No. Twillot is a browser extension that runs against the session you are already logged into. We never see your credentials, and there is no API key to generate.
Which browsers work?
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, and anything else built on Chromium. Firefox and Safari are not supported yet.
How long does the first sync take?
Usually under a minute. Very large accounts — tens of thousands of bookmarks with media — can take a few minutes. You can keep using the browser while it runs.
Syncing & limits
X stops scrolling my bookmarks after a while. Can you get past that?
Yes. That scroll ceiling is why most people assume their old bookmarks are gone. Twillot keeps paging until there is genuinely nothing left, so the archive includes the ones you can no longer reach by scrolling.
Does it keep syncing after the first time?
Yes. Re-running the sync picks up everything new, so the archive stays current without you rebuilding it.
What happens to bookmarks whose posts get deleted?
Your copy stays readable. Once a post is in your archive, it survives the author deleting it, going private, or being suspended.
How many bookmarks can I store?
The free plan holds 1,000 posts. Mini raises that to 10,000, Basic to 100,000, and Pro to 500,000. The same ladder applies to stored user profiles.
Organising & search
How do the automatic folders work?
First, manually create at least three folders. Then select the posts you want to organise and run AI classification. Twillot will place them in the most suitable folders based on their content. You can rename, recolour, regroup, or delete folders at any time.
What exactly does search cover?
The full text of the post, the author name and handle, and article titles and previews. You can narrow by folder, media type, or date range from the filter panel.
Can I work with more than bookmarks?
Yes — likes, your own posts, replies, following and follower lists, and X Lists all live in the same workspace with the same search and export.
Can I re-file a lot of posts at once?
Yes. Select rows and move them to a folder in one action — up to 50 at a time on Free, 200 on Mini, and 500 on Basic and Pro.
Exporting, privacy & billing
Where does my data live?
In your own browser. The index is local, which is why search returns instantly and why we cannot read your bookmarks even if we wanted to.
What can I export to?
Obsidian, Markdown, CSV, PDF, and a plain media folder on disk. Export is available on the free plan too — we would rather you could leave.
Can I download the images and videos?
Yes, in bulk and at full resolution. Video comes down at the original bitrate rather than a re-encode.
What if I change my mind after paying?
There is a 14-day money-back guarantee. Cancelling stops the sync; the archive already on your machine stays there and stays exportable.
Stop losing what you save.
Sync your X bookmarks once and find out how much of your own research you have been carrying around unreadable.