Twibird

About Twibird

Twibird makes a Twitter/X likes and bookmarks archive searchable, which the platform itself does poorly once a collection passes a few hundred items. Existing saves are imported, then kept current by background sync that pulls new likes and bookmarks without manual exports. On top of that sits full-text search that indexes tweet text, media and any notes added, plus organisation through multi-level folders, smart tags and saved filters, so a saved thread can be found by topic months later rather than by scrolling. The Chrome extension is the notable piece for anyone cautious about handing an archive to a third party: it supports offline mode with local data, local search and post tags, so the library can stay on the user's own machine. The stated audience is researchers, writers, curators and teams who treat X as a source rather than a feed, and the team tier adds shared controls, API access, an AI knowledge base over the collection and automatic sync. The scale difference between tiers is large and worth checking against an actual archive size: the standard plan syncs up to 10,000 likes and bookmarks while the team plan goes to 1,000,000. Export is to CSV and Notion on the standard plan, with API export added on team. A free tier covers basic search, tagging and five saved filters with no time limit, and upgrading is available at any point.

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