FOR THE POSTS WORTH KEEPING

Find the post
you remember liking.

Your X likes, collected in one searchable library. Read an author’s posts together, explore specific topics, and find the thought that stayed with you.

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No card needed. Explore search, authors, and AI categories.

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A SECOND LOOK

Less searching through a feed.
More time with the ideas.

Read by author

The people you like most appear first. Open an author and read their saved posts together, with the full text available from the source.

Follow a topic

AI groups posts by what they mean, creating specific categories for your collection. Move from a single post to a subject you keep returning to.

Find the words

Search the text of every saved post. A phrase, a name, or just the words you remember can bring it back.

Try a small library.

The actual interface, with fictional sample posts. Choose an author, explore topics, or search for “walking”.

Likes Library

6 authors

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MC

@sample_mara

Mara Chen

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4 liked posts, shown together in saved order

  1. 01

    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.

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  2. 02

    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.

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  3. 03

    Walking the same street in different seasons is a useful reminder that a familiar place is never quite the same place.

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  4. 04

    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.

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GETTING STARTED

Connect once.
Let the import run.

You stay signed in to X in your own browser. The extension reads your likes without asking for your X password.

  1. 01

    Create your library

    Sign up with your email and verify your address.

  2. 02

    Connect the Chrome extension

    Follow the installation guide. It detects your signed-in X account, so there’s no handle to type.

  3. 03

    Import your likes

    Click Import my likes. It scrolls and saves automatically while topics appear in your library. Keep the import tab visible while it runs.

STRAIGHTFORWARD PRICING

Try it for free.
Keep going when you’re ready.

Start with a free import. Subscribe when you’re ready to bring in more. Both plans include search, authors, AI topics, and data export.

SAVE $18 A YEAR

Yearly

$90/ year

$7.50 per month, billed annually.

Try it for free

No card for the free import. Saved posts and exports remain available after cancellation.

A few things to know.

Will it import every like I’ve ever made?

It imports the history X makes available. Deleted posts, inaccessible posts, and history X stops returning may be missing. You can also upload archive files; duplicates are merged.

How can I upload my X archive or my own posts?

You can import likes and your own posts directly from an archive you request from X. No extension is needed.

  1. On X, open More → Settings and privacy → Your account → Download an archive of your data.
  2. Confirm your password and identity, then choose Request archive. X will notify you when it is ready; this can take a few days.
  3. Download the ZIP from X and extract it on your computer. Open the extracted data folder.
  4. For liked posts, select 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.
  5. In My dashboard → Settings → Import & sync → Upload your X archive, choose those .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.

X’s archive download instructions

Can I close the browser during an import?

Browser imports need the X import tab to stay visible. Switching tabs pauses collection; returning resumes it. After Chrome restarts, open the import tab to continue. AI categorization continues on the server after posts are saved.

What happens to my data?

Your library is private to your account. With AI categorization enabled, post text is processed by an external AI service to identify topics. You can turn this off, export your posts, or delete your library in account settings.