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Twillot
Twillot
Your Twitter data, backed up, organized, and searchable - forever.
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About Twillot

Twitter has a bookmark problem. You save hundreds of tweets over months and then can never find the one you actually need. The search is weak, the folders are limited, and there is no way to export anything. One day Twitter changes a policy, your bookmarks get wiped, and everything you saved is gone. Twillot was built to fix that. It automatically backs up your bookmarks, likes, and tweet history the moment you connect your account. Everything gets indexed locally on your device so search is instant, regardless of how many tweets you have saved. You can find any tweet by keyword, author, date, or media type in milliseconds without scrolling through hundreds of saved posts trying to remember who said what. AI classification sorts everything automatically by topic, sentiment, and context so your saved content starts to feel like a real knowledge base instead of a pile of unsorted links. You can also organize manually with unlimited folders, drag and drop grouping, and color tags. When you are ready to use your data outside Twitter, one click exports everything to PDF, CSV, Markdown, JSON, Obsidian, or Google Drive. The second product is for people who do not want a Twitter account at all. The anonymous viewer lets anyone browse public profiles, threads, and media without logging in or registering. No pop-ups asking you to sign up. No algorithm pushing content at you. Just clean, distraction-free browsing with one click batch download for images, videos, and GIFs. All data is stored and searched locally first. The cloud is only used for sync and backup. Your Twitter data stays yours.

Problem it solves
Twitter's native bookmark and data tools are genuinely bad. There is no full-text search, no proper folder system, no export, and no backup. Bookmarks disappear without warning. Likes are capped. Tweet history is hard to access. Power users who rely on Twitter to collect information, track trends, and build knowledge have no reliable way to preserve or organize what they save. At the same time millions of people want to browse Twitter without creating an account but are blocked by login walls an
Who it's for
Twitter Power Users, Content Creators, Journalists, Researchers, Writers, Analysts, Knowledge Workers, AI Enthusiasts, Web3 Investors, Marketing Teams, Brand Managers, Anonymous Browsers, Privacy Conscious Users, Obsidian Users, Second Brain Builders, Academic Researchers, Product Managers, Indie Ha
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