X × SyncX
Export and search your X (Twitter) bookmarks
X bookmarks are easy to add and hard to find again. SyncX copies them — with your likes, posts and replies — into a local library that is searchable alongside everything else you save.
curl -fsSL https://www.syncx-app.com/install.sh | shHow it works
Set it up once.
- 1
Sign in to X
Use the dedicated SyncX window in your installed Chromium browser, or explicitly import an existing X login.
- 2
Pick bookmarks and likes
Choose which lists to keep and how often to check — every 12 hours by default. Older bookmarks are backfilled in batches.
- 3
Search, revisit, export
Find a thread by any word, author or link, play X videos in the app, and export results as JSON or CSV.
What SyncX collects
Your own account
- posts
- replies
- bookmarks
- likes
Public accounts
- posts
- replies
Signing in
Sign in through a dedicated SyncX profile in Chrome, Edge, Brave or Chromium, or explicitly import an existing browser login. Your everyday browser session is never read on its own.
Media
Post images are saved locally by default. Videos keep their link and play in the app; local video downloads can be turned on per account.
Current limits
Deleted, protected or unavailable posts, rate limits and verification challenges can interrupt a run. SyncX shows the real cause instead of retrying every failure.
Questions
How do I export my X bookmarks?
Connect your X account in SyncX and tick Bookmarks. After the first sync, filter the library to X bookmarks and export the result as JSON or CSV.
Can I search X bookmarks by keyword?
Yes. Bookmarks join the same local library as your likes, posts and replies, and search covers text, author and link.
Does it work with public X accounts?
Public-account tasks collect posts and replies only. Bookmarks and likes require the connected account itself.
Like and save as usual. SyncX does the rest.
Free public beta. Your library never leaves your computer.
curl -fsSL https://www.syncx-app.com/install.sh | sh