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Comment · 5 months ago
Features are explained here:

https://x-archive.netlify.app/about.html

In short, it is one of the most productive bookmark managers around. It is designed to let you tag & categorize thousands of bookmarks in hours, not days.

The Pro version connects to Claude to let AI tag your data for you.

The only competitor is Dewey, but Dewey costs monthly what this manager costs annually.

Export and tagging are free & unlimited.

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Comment · 6 months ago
Features are really simple. The annual license is $4.69 because I expect people to export their bookmarks only once every few months.

1. Chrome extension to scrape your bookmark page. You can find plenty of extensions that will do this, but they give you a JSON/CSV file that's not very useful.

2. The viewer is paid. You import the JSON from Step 1 and it loads all your bookmarks.

3. You can tag your bookmarks. You can download the media files embedded into each bookmark. You can delete your bookmarks.

4. You can export your bookmarks as another JSON that you can save or give to a friend (if you trust them with your private data).

5. I may add AI tagging for Claude to suggest tags for your bookmarks.

Comment · 6 months ago
Yeah, the UX needs work, but I am not an UX practitioner and I intended entirely to prioritize functionality.
Comment · 6 months ago
I would add AI if I can get people to pay for the regular version as it is (where people just manually tag their bookmarks). Although with the filter, you can filter by a keyword and tag a bunch of them at once.
Comment · 6 months ago
X is Twitter. You bookmark practically anything (post, comment, quote) and can find it later in one place.

I did put it together on a whim because I don't trust that something won't happen to X.com some years in the future with Elon and you legitimately cannot export your bookmarks from X. If that happens, your bookmarks will be lost.

Yes, it is a paid product because I put serious time into it and I designed it to be something I would use myself (even if I make no money off it).

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