Twillot: Twitter Bookmark Manager & Data Backup Tool 108

What is Twillot

Twillot is a browser extension for X users, specifically designed to solve the problems of the official bookmarks: they can't be searched, can't be categorized, and are easy to lose. It uses AI technology to organize messy bookmarks into a personal knowledge base, with all data stored locally.

Twillot Features

AI Smart Categorization

• Automatic topic categorization: AI analyzes tweet content and automatically sorts them into folders such as Technology, Finance, and Entertainment

• Smart tags: AI automatically generates tags, processing up to 500 bookmarks at a time

• Smart lists: AI helps you create X lists based on the activity level of followed accounts

Search and Filtering

• Full-text search: Search by keyword, author, date, and media type, very fast

• Address bar search: Type tt + Tab key in the browser address bar to search bookmarks directly

• Highlight display: Keywords in search results are highlighted for easy viewing

Local Backup

• Data stored locally: All bookmarks are stored on your own computer, not uploaded to any server

• Break through limits: No X bookmark count limit, and local data is unaffected if a tweet is deleted or the account is suspended

• Anti-loss: Automatically backs up bookmark content, so you can still view it even if the original tweet is deleted

Batch Operations

• Batch delete: Delete up to 500 bookmarks or tweets at once

• Batch download: One-click download of images, videos, and GIFs from bookmarks, preserving original quality

• Batch follow management: Batch unfollow or block users

Export and Sync

• Supported formats: PDF, CSV, Markdown, JSON, Excel

• Third-party tools: Can import to Notion, Obsidian, Google Drive, Roam Research

• Export tweet threads: Supports exporting complete Threads and interaction data

Data Visualization

• Dashboard: View charts to understand your bookmark habits, content types, and frequently interacted authors

• Media browsing: View bookmarked images and videos in a waterfall layout, supports batch selection

• Activity analysis: Generate charts to understand your reading preferences

Other Features

• Free Premium folders: Use folders and color tags without buying Twitter Blue

• Ad-free: Block ads in the X timeline

• Anonymous viewing: View public tweets without logging in

• Zen mode: Immersive reading, removing distracting elements

Twillot Use Cases

• Content creators: Save inspiration, quotes, and competitor content, AI auto-categorizes

• Researchers: Organize industry trends and academic materials, supports export for citations

• Marketing professionals: Track competitors, monitor public sentiment, build an intelligence database

• Data analysts: Export data for secondary analysis and report generation

• Heavy users: Solve the problems of official bookmarks that can't be searched, load slowly, and have limited quantity

• Privacy-sensitive users: Data stored locally, not in the cloud, under your own control

• Account cleanup: Batch delete historical tweets, likes, and bookmarks, clean up your digital footprint

How to Use Twillot

Installation

• Chrome: Search "Twillot Bookmarks for X" in the Web Store

• Direct download: Visit s.twillot.com/x-bookmarks

• Edge: Recommended to install from Chrome Web Store

Authorization

• Log in to your X account first

• Click the Twillot icon in the browser toolbar

• Click "Authenticate" on the extension page to authorize

• After authorization, bookmarks will automatically sync to local

Basic Operations

• Search: The top search bar supports filtering by keyword, author, and date

• AI categorization: Select multiple bookmarks and click the AI categorize button (Pro version limited to 500 per day)

• Export: Select bookmarks then click export, choose a format (PDF/CSV/Markdown, etc.)

• Batch delete: Check multiple bookmarks and click delete (can be undone)

• Quick search: Type tt + Tab + keyword in the address bar to jump directly to results

Twillot FAQ

Q1: Is Twillot safe? Will it leak privacy?

A: Data is stored locally, not uploaded to any server. Anonymous mode doesn't require login and doesn't record browsing history.

Q2: Is it paid?

A: There is a free version and a Pro version:

Free version: Basic search, folders, media browsing, ad removal

Pro version (from $3.24/month): AI categorization (500 per day), batch download, PDF/Markdown export, advanced data analysis

Q3: If the original tweet is deleted, will the bookmarks in Twillot remain?

A: Yes. Content has been synced locally, so deletion of the original tweet or account suspension won't affect it.

Q4: Which browsers are supported?

A: Mainly supports Chrome and Edge. Other browsers are not currently supported.

Q5: How to export to Notion or Obsidian?

A: Select bookmarks, click export, choose Markdown or CSV format, then import to Notion/Obsidian. Some versions support direct sync.

Q6: What to do if sync fails or loads slowly?

A: Check your network and try re-authorizing. If it still doesn't work, it may be a Twitter API limit; you can contact the official team or check GitHub Issues.

Q7: What's the difference from Circleboom and Dewey?

A: Twillot focuses on local storage + AI categorization + privacy protection. Circleboom is an official partner with more comprehensive features; Dewey is suitable for researchers doing annotation. Twillot is cheaper (from $3.24/month) and supports permanent backup.

Q8: Can it batch delete tweets or unlike?

A: Yes. Twillot 2.0 supports batch deletion of tweets, likes, and bookmarks, as well as batch unfollow/block.

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