Twillot – X Bookmark Manager & Search

Twillot began as a Chrome extension that solved a very specific frustration: X/Twitter bookmarks are effectively write-only. The saved list stops scrolling after a few thousand items, there is no full-text search, no folders on free accounts, and no export. Twillot connects to your own already-logged-in browser session — no password, API key, or premium X subscription needed — pulls the complete history down, and indexes it on your machine.

Once synced, the workspace behaves like a small personal knowledge base. You can search every saved post by body text, author, article title or preview; filter by folder, media type or date; batch-select up to 500 items at a time to re-file, export or delete; and download the original-resolution images and videos attached to any post. AI-assisted classification can auto-file selected bookmarks into folders you define and name yourself, so the taxonomy stays under your control rather than being dictated by a black box.

Because everything is stored in the browser rather than on Twillot's servers, posts that are later deleted or whose authors are suspended remain readable in your copy, and search stays instant. Export targets include Obsidian, Markdown, CSV and PDF, plus a plain media folder on disk — so leaving the tool costs you nothing. Twillot is independently developed and is not an official X/Twitter product.