Twillot

Syncs your whole X bookmark history into a searchable workspace with AI folders, an offline archive and export.

https://twillot.com

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What It Does

Twillot fixes the ceiling on X bookmarks. It syncs your entire bookmark history — beyond the scroll limit X imposes — into one workspace, then makes it usable: full-text search finds something in seconds, folders fill themselves with AI-assisted classification into categories like LLMs & RAG, AI agents, crypto research or infra & tooling, and posts are preserved even after the author deletes them.

The archive stays local by design. The site's promise is that your data lives inside your browser rather than on a server you trust, and the workspace also handles grid, gallery and stats views, likes, replies and created posts, with selection, filtering and bulk moves.

Getting the data back out is treated as part of the job, not an afterthought: export to Obsidian, Markdown, CSV or PDF, plus media downloads. Alongside the main product are free single-purpose tools — downloading someone's posts, an X connected-apps reviewer, and a media and video downloader — which is also where much of the audience arrives. It is free until an archive gets serious, and shows a live demo running on sample data before you sign up.

Key Features

Full bookmark history synced beyond X's scroll limit
AI-assisted folders that classify saved posts by topic
Full-text search across the whole archive
Offline archive that preserves posts after they are deleted
Export to Obsidian, Markdown, CSV or PDF, plus media downloads
Grid, gallery and stats views with filtering and bulk organization

Who It Is For

Heavy X users who save hundreds or thousands of bookmarks and can no longer find or keep them.

Key Use Cases

Searching a bookmark archive that exceeds X's scroll limit; auto-sorting saved posts into topic folders; keeping a post after its author deletes it; moving a bookmark library into Obsidian or Markdown.

Pricing and Access

Pricing

Freemium

Individual plan prices are not publicly listed. Check the official site for current pricing.

Access

Free until your archive gets serious, with plans and pricing on a dedicated page; a live demo runs on sample data with no account.

Pricing and availability last checked: Oct 24, 2026 · Source: official website

Privacy and Data Handling

The site states that your data stays yours and that bookmarks are kept inside your browser rather than on a server, with privacy and terms policies published.

Official privacy policy

Strengths and Limitations

Strengths

Export to Obsidian and Markdown means the archive is not held hostage by the tool, and the offline copy survives deletion on X.

Limitations

It works on X data specifically, and the free tier is bounded by archive size.

Why I Featured It

Syncs your whole X bookmark history into one searchable workspace with AI-filled folders, an offline archive, and export to Obsidian, Markdown, CSV or PDF. Useful for builders who save a lot of posts and want the ideas and resources back again later.

This is an editorial choice, not an objective ranking or score. Read the issue.

Common Questions

Where is my archive stored?

Bookmarks are kept inside your browser rather than on a server, and the site states that your data stays yours.

What happens to posts the author deletes?

Your saved copies are preserved even after the original post is deleted.

Do I need an account to try it?

No — a live demo runs on sample data without an account.

Is it free?

It is free until your archive gets serious, with paid plans for larger archives listed on a dedicated pricing page.

Answers are editor-written from verified product details; last checked Oct 23, 2026.