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Sync the bookmarks you already saved on X, LinkedIn, and Chrome into your Zihin library — searchable, taggable, AI-organized. Your bookmarks are where good ideas go to die. Zihin brings them back. You save dozens of posts on X and LinkedIn every week — then never find them again. Zihin pulls everything you've saved into one calm, searchable library and uses AI to make it findable, so the things worth remembering actually resurface. What you get • One library for everything you save. Sync your saved posts from X and LinkedIn, plus your existing Chrome bookmarks — all in one place. • Ask your library anything. Search by meaning, not just keywords, then chat with your bookmarks. Every answer cites the exact saves it came from. • Never silently forget again. A freshness score quietly resurfaces the saves you're about to lose — before they fade for good. • Tagged and sorted automatically. AI adds tags, a topic, and a category to every bookmark the moment it arrives. No folders to maintain. • See what you actually read. Insights show saved-versus-read, cooling topics, and the authors you bookmark most. • Private by design. The extension reads only what you already see, only when you start a sync, and never touches your passwords. How it works 1. Create a free Zihin account at https://zihin.engineer 2. Open Zihin and click Sync. 3. The extension opens your X / LinkedIn saved pages and reads the bookmarks through your own logged-in session — then saves them to your account. Supported today: X (Twitter) bookmarks, LinkedIn saved posts, and Chrome bookmarks. Coming next: Reddit saved, Instagram saved, and more. A free Zihin account is required to sync.
Jul 17, 2026
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