bookmarx — Where your X bookmarks go to be found.

Works with
X bookmarks
Bookmarks
All
not just 800
Search
by meaning
Collections
sorted for you
Access
Read
never posts

Find the post you half remember.

Describe it the way you remember it. bookmarx finds it by what it meant, not the words it used.

A search for "the guy that quit his job to build apps" finding a post that says only "Family just doesn't get it", from a video about leaving a $100K job to build a todo app.

It organizes itself.

Collections form around what you save, with no folders to keep.

The collections page on a phone: collections, each a fanned deck of posts with a post count and a one-line summary.

Every save, at a glance.

Your whole library, newest first, with the videos, links and images each post carried.

The library on a phone: recent saves one after another, each with its author, date and the video or image it carried.

Web Chrome extension

bookmarx is where your X bookmarks live. The Chrome extension brings in every one you have saved — not just the latest 800 that X will hand over — and keeps them in sync.

They sort themselves into collections by what they are about, with no folders to keep, and you find any post by describing it the way you remember it: the gist, a detail, the kind of thing it was. It finds the post by what it meant, not the exact words.

It only reads. It never posts, likes or follows on your behalf.