Twibird is a like and bookmark management tool for Twitter/X, with the core purpose of making saved tweets quickly searchable, organizable, and reusable. It is officially positioned as a workspace for twitter bookmarks search, twitter likes search, and Twitter/X like and bookmark management.
Main capabilities Unified inbox: view likes and bookmarks in one place, showing status, source lists, and providing quick actions. Full-text deep search: supports full-text retrieval of tweet content, media, and notes, supports searching accounts, hashtags, and notes, and tolerates spelling mistakes. Tag and folder organization: classify by topic, project, or team through multi-level folders, smart tags, and saved filters, and pin important threads. Automatic sync: background incremental sync automatically pulls new likes and bookmarks, keeping the library up to date without manual export. Smart reminders: set follow-up reminders for tweets to avoid forgetting to reply, read, or share. Export and backup: supports export to CSV/Notion, and offline copies can be kept at any time.
How to use According to the official description, the process is: first install the Twibird Chrome extension in the browser; the extension retrieves likes and bookmarks directly in the browser, with no account authorization and no password sharing required; then organize in bulk through folders and tags, search instantly by keyword or author, and reuse saved filters; incremental sync runs continuously in the browser, and you can also export CSV/links, share collections with team members, or set reminders. It is officially emphasized that Twibird will not post content on behalf of users, and permissions are limited to reading likes and bookmarks.
Use cases It is officially stated to be aimed at researchers, writers, content curators, and teams who rely on Twitter/X signals to improve efficiency. It is suitable for scenarios such as finding saved tweets, categorizing content by project or client, maintaining reusable views, and sharing insights with teams.
Limitations and notes It is officially stated that the extension supports offline mode, local data, local search, and tweet tagging; data reading is completed within the browser, without authorized API calls. Users can disable the Chrome extension at any time to stop new syncing, and can request deletion of stored data through support channels. Specific pricing after the free trial, prices, scope of platform support, and similar details are not yet provided in the materials.
