Using Xbase to save interesting insights or inspiration from people on your timeline? Looking to search over a specific person to see all the posts you’ve saved from them? Here’s how you can do this on Xbase: Step 1: Open up Xbase and Select the People Tab

Getting tired of your current Xbase layout and want to try something new? This post will dive into the new layout options we’ve added to Xbase: compact, regular, and large. Compact: This layout is perfect for when you want to see all of your bookmarks at a glance. With three columns, you can easily scan and see your newly synced bookmarks

Are you using Xbase to manage your X (Formerly Twitter) bookmarks? Are you interested in learning more about your followers and following from the accounts you’ve bookmarked? Here are the steps you can take to search for this information through Xbase.

Looking for ways to share your bookmarks with others? Let’s explore one way to do that with Xbase using collections. Once you open up Xbase, you’ll notice a tab called “Recent Collections” and a plus button right beside it. Clicking on it will allow you to create a new collection to gather your bookmarks and share them with your network. New collections you create are automatically public, however you are able to make them private if you wish.

On social media, there is a lot of public information shared that are used to connect people with one another. However, there is some information that people often wish to keep private, bookmarks being one of them. This raises the question, are X bookmarks public?

Xbase makes tracking of all your saved tweets easy, allowing you to find specific content in seconds, and avoid any API limitations

Seamlessly Export X (Formerly Twitter) Bookmarks and Followers For Free: An In-Depth Guide

xbase is a search engine for your tweets and bookmarks. Here's how Xbase search works:

Remember Significantly More of Your favorite tweets with Xbase

Have you ever stumbled upon an X thread packed with insights, tips, or a story so good you wanted to keep it forever? But the next thing, it's lost in the endless scroll of your feed. That's where xbase comes, a digital librarian for X. Whether you're doing research, gathering educational threads, or just saving threads for leisure reading, xbase ensures that the threads you care about are always within reach.

X lets you bookmark tweets for later, which is really handy. But there's a catch. You can save tons of tweets, but it can be hard to view more than 1,000 of them. There's no limit to how many you can bookmark, but X restricts how often you can bookmark or view them in a short time, like every 15 minutes. This limit keeps their system running smoothly. You can find more on this in X’s Developer Documentation.

Even though X itself doesn't have a search feature for bookmarks, you can still search all of your X Bookmarks with Xbase. With Xbase, find any bookmark fast by text, tags, username, or tweet type. Here's how to use it. ⬇️ Can I search X bookmarks on X? No, Twitter doesn't have a search for bookmarks yet.

X is not just a social media platform; it's a goldmine of knowledge and insights. Whether you're a X user interested in AI or Elon Musk's latest thoughts, finding important tweets amidst the noise can be challenging. Built-in X bookmarks offer a simple bookmark icon but are too basic. They provide no powerful search or bookmark folders to categorize your favorite tweets.

First off, I follow people who are a couple of levels up from where I'm at. If I'm at $5K a month, I'll be following guys making $50K, especially those managing multiple income streams, SaaS and service agencies. ex) I follow Nick and Marc. Why? Bc the strategies, resources, and failures they share are like free mentorship sessions. Every morning, I'm on X mobile app and spend 10 minutes scrolling through and bookmarking 10 to 20 tweets that are relevant to my businesses.

One of Xbase unique features is that all of your bookmarks and posts are saved directly on your device. This means even if the original author deletes a post, you can still access it on Xbase. For example, if you saved posts from Donald Trump and the platform deletes them, you can still view them on Xbase. If you're serious about building a timeless bookmark library, pick a tool like Xbase that gives you that peace of mind.

We lay out the blockers for social media tasks and our plans to unblock them.

This is internal research we did at Xbase to plan our roadmap.

I tried all Twitter Bookmarks managers out there and picked the best ones.