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Twitter (X) bookmark managers compared

Six tools for the bookmarks X won't help you manage. What each one is built for, and what it costs.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

At a glance

ToolGets your X bookmarksOrganizes withPrice
UnstashRead-only X connection, plus a free exporter for full historyOne-at-a-time review into Collections$12/month or $99/year, 3-day free trial
DeweySyncs X and other social bookmarksFolders, tags, AI bulk taggingFree plan; Pro $10/month or $7.50/month yearly
TweetsmashFree import by Chrome extension, then X API syncLabels, folders, AI auto-organize, digestsFrom $7/month billed $84/year
ReadwiseDaily bookmark import after you connect XHighlights and Reader, with tags and notes$9.99/month billed yearly, free for 30 days
Raindrop.ioSaves X posts through its integrationsCollections, tags, highlightsFree plan; Pro $28/year
CircleboomReads bookmarks through the official X APIFilters, export and bulk deleteBookmark Manager from $23.99/month billed yearly

Prices in US dollars, checked on November 5, 2026 on each company's own pricing page. Plans change, so confirm before you buy.

Unstash

We make Unstash, so read this one with that in mind. It's built for the bookmarks you saved and never went back to. Instead of a list, it shows one bookmark at a time: swipe right to Keep it in a Collection, down for Later, left for Done, or up to Remove it from Unstash. Every decision can be undone, and the X connection is read-only.

Collections have notes and search by meaning. Lens turns a Collection into a table or list, and a save you meant to act on can become a follow-up action. To bring in your full history, export it with the free X Bookmarks Exporter and import the file.

Unstash runs in the browser today. The iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store, and there's no Android app yet. There's no free plan: Pro is $12/month or $99/year after a 3-day trial.

Dewey

Dewey syncs, searches and exports bookmarks from X and other social networks, across several accounts, in one place. It organizes with folders and tags, can tag bookmarks in bulk with AI, syncs to Notion, and exports to CSV, PDF or Google Sheets, including media.

The free plan has manual sync and basic search for one account. Pro is $10/month, or $7.50/month billed yearly. Dewey also sells a $225 lifetime plan and a $50 Export Pass valid for 48 hours.

Tweetsmash

Tweetsmash imports your full bookmark history for free through its Chrome extension, then keeps new bookmarks in sync through X's official API. It adds AI chat over your bookmarks, email digests, labels and folders, a thread reader and full-text search.

The Reader Pass is $7/month billed $84/year. The $99/year Yearly Pass adds Notion and Google Sheets export, an API, an MCP server and up to three X accounts. There's also a $49 one-time Exports Pass and a $198 lifetime plan.

Readwise

Readwise isn't a bookmark manager first: it's a reading and highlights service. Connect X and it imports new bookmarks once a day, into Highlights, Reader or both. Its browser extension can backfill bookmarks you saved before connecting. It's a good fit if you already read and highlight in Readwise.

Full Readwise is $9.99/month billed yearly, and Reader alone is $7.99/month billed yearly. It's free for the first 30 days.

Raindrop.io

Raindrop.io is a general bookmark manager for any link, with collections, tags, highlights and apps on every major platform. It can save X posts through its integrations, but it isn't built around X bookmarks.

The free plan has unlimited bookmarks and collections. Pro is $28/year and adds full-text search, a web archive, reminders, an AI assistant and daily backups.

Circleboom

Circleboom is an X account management suite, and its Bookmark Manager is one tool in it. You can search bookmarks by keyword, filter them by engagement, date, media type or language, export them to a spreadsheet, and delete them in bulk.

The Bookmark Manager is listed from the Pro plan, $23.99/month billed yearly or $31.99 monthly. It fits best if you want the rest of the suite too, such as follower management and scheduling.

Which one fits

  • You want to get through the pile: Unstash.
  • You want bookmarks from several networks in one place: Dewey.
  • You live in Notion or want AI digests: Tweetsmash or Dewey.
  • You already highlight what you read: Readwise.
  • You save links from everywhere, not mainly X: Raindrop.io.
  • You manage an X account and want bulk cleanup: Circleboom.
  • You only need a backup: the free X Bookmarks Exporter.

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