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Export X bookmark folders to JSON or Markdown. Enriches with threads and top replies. Feed to any LLM. Stop losing signal in hundreds of unread bookmarks. Export them to AI and get insights in seconds. Export your X (Twitter) bookmarks — with full threads, spam-filtered replies, and engagement data — to clean JSON or Markdown. Built for feeding into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any LLM for instant synthesis, research, and action items. How it works: - Uses your existing logged-in X session — no API key, no separate login, no setup - Select any bookmark folder, choose JSON or Markdown, and click Export - Each export includes a summary header so your LLM knows what it's working with before it reads a single tweet What's included per bookmark: - Full tweet text (including long-form Notes) - Author handle, date posted, direct tweet URL - Likes, retweets, and view count - Full thread context — tweets before and after the bookmarked post - Top replies, spam-filtered and ranked by likes - Image URLs (if any) Why X Bookmark Exporter? - Free — no paywall, no export limits, no subscription - Fast — exports and enriches hundreds of bookmarks in seconds - LLM-ready — JSON for structured analysis, Markdown for readable summaries you can drop straight into a notes app - 3 built-in prompts (Signal, Synthesize, Action Items) — pick one and copy straight into any AI tool Requirements: - You must be logged into X (x.com) in Chrome - Bookmark folders require X Premium Privacy: - No data collection, no tracking, no ads - Everything runs locally in your browser - Your bookmarks never leave your device
Apr 3, 2026
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