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Revisit your X bookmarks. Sync saved posts and get reminder emails on a schedule you choose. Sync your X bookmarks into Eventually and receive reminder emails that resurface saved posts on a schedule you control. You bookmark great posts on X and never see them again. Eventually backs up your bookmarks and emails them back to you over time, so you actually revisit what you saved. How it works 1. Connect your X account. 2. Grab your bookmarks - Eventually imports your saved posts. 3. Pick your rhythm - choose how often you get emails, how many posts per email, and the order. 4. Start reminders - your first email arrives at the preferred time you set, then on your schedule. What you get - A backup of your X bookmarks in your Eventually account. - Reminder emails that drip your saved posts back to you. - Full control: change your rhythm, pause, or resume anytime. Privacy and permissions Eventually works with your existing X login in your own browser. When you click sync, it reads your bookmarks the same way x.com does and saves them to your account. We never ask for or store your X password. See our privacy policy for details. Subscription Importing and backing up bookmarks is included. Reminder emails require an active subscription (monthly or yearly), set up through secure Stripe checkout. Links - Website: https://geteventually.com - Privacy policy: https://geteventually.com/privacy - Terms of service: https://geteventually.com/terms - Support: support@geteventually.com
Aug 20, 2026
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