Stop losing your X bookmarks.
Find them all by topic.
Tap bookmark on X and ContextBolt keeps a copy of the post, text and all. Each save gets a topic and tags on its own, so your bookmarks sort themselves.
Pro removes the cap, $6/mo
An illustration from an example library. A post about no-knead bread in an X feed, with its bookmark icon just tapped, and ContextBolt's toast in the corner reading "Saved to ContextBolt". Beside it, the same post in the ContextBolt library a moment later, filed under the Recipes topic with the tags bread, no_knead and baking.
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Why X bookmarks get lost
- A bookmark is only a link If the author deletes the post, deactivates or goes private, your save has nothing left to show.
- Folders cost extra X keeps bookmark folders for Premium. On a free account every save lands in one long list.
- Old saves fall out of reach Developers report X's API returns only the 800 or so most recent bookmarks. Tools built on it stop there.
How to save your X bookmarks
- Step 1 Add ContextBolt to Chrome One click from the Chrome Web Store. No account, no credit card, no API key.
- Step 2 Open your X bookmarks page once ContextBolt reads the bookmarks X shows and scrolls to pull in more. Later visits only add what is new.
- Step 3 Bookmark posts as usual Tap the bookmark icon on X. ContextBolt saves the post with its text and says so in a small toast. A moment later it has a topic and tags.
Pro adds a personal MCP endpoint, so Claude, Cursor or Codex can search these saves in a conversation. How the connection works
Where your saves go
Every bookmark you tap lands in your ContextBolt library. A moment later it has a topic and tags, so your saves sort themselves.
- 1The postWho wrote it, and the link back to it on X.
- 2The textCopied the moment you tap bookmark, so it stays if the post is deleted.
- 3A topicOne per save, picked from what the post says. It joins a topic you already have when it fits.
- 4TagsTwo to four, more specific than the topic. Search matches them too.
Search it all in a keystroke, typos and all. Free holds up to 150 bookmarks. Pro removes the cap.
An illustration from an example library: the ContextBolt library open on the Recipes topic. The newest card is the no-knead bread post from @bakeswithtom, saved now, with the topic Recipes and the tags bread, no_knead and baking. Two older recipe saves sit under it.
Why save them with ContextBolt
What our users say
Chrome Web Store 5.0 from 7 ratings 300+ users. Free, and yours to keep even if you never pay a cent. See the listing As an X/Twitter user, I’ve bookmarked close to 2,000 tweets, posts, videos and articles over the years. The problem is there isn’t an easy or straightforward way for me to extract, summarise, or synthesise the content I find insightful… ContextBolt solves this challenge for me.
Frequently asked questions
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Is it really free?
Yes, up to 150 bookmarks. Saving, topics, tags and search are all on the free plan, with no account and no credit card. Pro is $6 a month. It removes the cap, adds cloud sync, and lets Claude, Codex or Cursor search your saves over MCP.
Is there a limit on X bookmarks?
Developers report that X's API returns only about the 800 most recent bookmarks, so tools built on the API stop there. ContextBolt saves each bookmark the moment you tap it, so new saves do not depend on that list. The free plan holds up to 150 bookmarks. Pro has no cap.
Why do my X bookmarks disappear?
Usually because the post behind them is gone. A bookmark is only a link, so if the author deletes the post, deactivates or goes private, X has nothing left to show you. ContextBolt copies the text when you tap bookmark, so your copy stays in your library.
How do I organize Twitter bookmarks without folders?
Let ContextBolt do it. Each save gets one topic and two to four tags, picked from what the post says, and a new save joins a topic you already have when it fits. You never make a folder. X's own folders need Premium.
What happens to bookmarks I had before installing?
Open your X bookmarks page and ContextBolt reads the bookmarks X loads, scrolling to pull in more. X's web app can stop listing very old bookmarks, so the oldest may be out of reach. The free plan holds up to 150 bookmarks, so a big library is a job for Pro.
Does it catch bookmarks I make on my phone?
Not at the moment you tap, because ContextBolt runs in Chrome on your computer. Open your X bookmarks page in Chrome later and it picks up the new ones.
If I remove a bookmark on X, is it gone from ContextBolt?
No. ContextBolt only listens for new bookmarks, so removing one on X leaves your copy alone. To delete a save from your library, use the delete button on its card.
Do I need to give X my password?
No. ContextBolt works inside the X tab you are already logged into. No password, no OAuth, no API key.
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- Guide X Bookmark Folders: How to Use Them (and Their Limits) Folders sort your saved posts, but they are Premium-only. How to set them up, and where they fall short.
- Compare ContextBolt vs Raindrop.io Traditional bookmark manager. Folders and tags, no AI tagging. No X capture.
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- Use case Twitter / X power users Sync, search, and surface every tweet you have ever saved.
Try ContextBolt free
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