Twitter Viewer / Media Viewer / Bookmarks Manager
Start anonymous, then sync data, finally build your knowledge base. At your own pace.
Upgrade to Twillot Basic to unlock unlimited folders, AI auto-classification, lightning-fast local search, and export to PDF / CSV / Markdown / Google Drive. Transform scattered tweets into a searchable, analyzable knowledge base.
Every feature designed to turn tweets into your knowledge assets
Local indexing makes search blazing fast. No matter how many bookmarks and likes you have, find your target tweet instantly.
Organize your content with folders and tags. Drag-and-drop grouping, color labels—keep scattered tweets well-organized.
View all saved images, videos, and GIFs in gallery mode. One-click download and batch selection supported.
Visualize yours and any public account's tweet activity. Understand reading habits and content preferences.
AI automatically classifies tweets by topic. One-click export to PDF, CSV, Markdown, or Google Drive—make content truly usable.
Centrally manage your block list. Quickly add or remove—keep your timeline fresh and focused.
Thousands of users already use Twillot to take back control of their Twitter data
"Twillot made me realize we don't need AI—we need services that truly solve our needs. When I imported data and saw bookmark history growing like GitHub contribution squares, I thought 'the author really understands UX!' Then avatar frames appeared after loading, and I knew this would be a viral product. I love the full-text search! And it's free!"
"The most practical X/Twitter bookmark management tool I've used. Very simple and straightforward to use, yet powerful. Hope privacy is secure too, but for bookmark management experience, it's really great!"
"Twitter's bookmark feature has always been weak. If you feel your bookmarks are too messy, try a dedicated Twitter bookmark management tool. After comparison, the two best choices are Twillot and Dewey."
"Found an X bookmark organizing extension called twillot. Tried it and it's much better than X's built-in bookmark management. Thoughtfully added classification, export, and organization features—perfect for those who accumulate knowledge on X. The developer is amazing!"
Since July 2023, X (formerly Twitter) has tightened restrictions on non-logged-in users. Even for public information, users are frequently interrupted by pop-ups or cannot see full search results.
In today's digital age, your online presence carries as much weight as your real-world identity. Every tweet (now X platform post) becomes part of your digital footprint, and this trail can resurface when you least expect it. Understanding why and how to delete Twitter posts has become a crucial aspect of online reputation management and personal branding.
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