Read by author
Open an author and read their saved posts together. Your most-liked authors appear first.
FOR THE POSTS WORTH KEEPING
Your X (Twitter) likes, collected in one searchable library. Read an author’s posts together, explore specific topics, and find the thought that stayed with you.
No card needed. Explore search, authors, and AI categories.

A SECOND LOOK
Open an author and read their saved posts together. Your most-liked authors appear first.
AI groups your saved posts into specific topics you can explore.
Find a saved post with a phrase, a name, or the words you remember.
Choose an author, explore topics, or search for “walking”.
@sample_mara
4 liked posts, shown together in saved order
The best part of a walkable neighborhood is not a destination. It is being able to leave home without deciding in advance where you will stop.
A bench does three things at once: it gives someone a rest, invites a conversation, and says that staying here is allowed. Small pieces of street design change who a city welcomes.
Walking the same street in different seasons is a useful reminder that a familiar place is never quite the same place.
Good wayfinding starts before the sign. The shape of a room, the light at a doorway, and the view ahead should already be helping you choose.
GETTING STARTED
You stay signed in to X in your own browser. The extension reads your likes without asking for your X password.
Sign up with your email and verify your address.
Install the extension for your browser and connect your account.
Use desktop Chrome or Firefox to import.
Chrome extensionFirefox extensionClick Import my likes and keep the X import tab visible. Your posts appear in your library automatically.
STRAIGHTFORWARD PRICING
Start with a free import. Subscribe when you’re ready to bring in more. Both plans include search, authors, AI topics, and data export.
No card for the free import. Saved posts and exports remain available after cancellation.
Allow around 30 minutes for 5,000 likes, depending on X’s loading speed and your connection.
It imports the history X makes available. Older or deleted posts may be missing. An X archive can help fill gaps.
You can import likes and your own posts directly from an archive you request from X. No extension is needed.
data folder.like.js (or the similarly named like files). For posts you wrote, select tweets.js or tweet.js. If X split the data into several files, select all the relevant parts..js files. Upload the extracted files, not the whole ZIP. Likes Library JSON exports also work.Repeated posts are merged, so you can safely select the same files again to resume. Archives may omit older likes, author details, or full text; importing can only save what X includes.
Keep the browser open and the X import tab visible. Switching tabs pauses collection; returning resumes it.
Your library is private. Optional AI categories use an external service to process post text. You can turn this off, export your posts, or delete your library in Settings.
FROM THE GUIDES
Search
Start with the clues you remember, work through a search example, and check whether the post was imported.
Read the guideOrganize
Use a collection for reading and research without spending hours sorting every saved post.
Read the guidePrivacy & portability
Keep separate copies, verify that important posts are present, and understand the limits of text backups.
Read the guide