Twillot is an anonymous Twitter viewer and data management tool that backs up bookmarks, likes, and tweet history, enabling local search, AI classification, and multi-format export.
What is Twillot?
Twillot is a browser extension and web app for managing Twitter/X data. It takes Twitter bookmarks, likes, and tweet history as input and produces searchable, exportable collections (PDF, CSV, Markdown, JSON, Obsidian) with AI-organized folders. It also offers an anonymous viewer for browsing public Twitter accounts without logging in. The tool is developed by Twillot and is available as a Chrome extension.
Key Features
- Anonymous Twitter Viewer – Browse public account timelines, threads, and media without an X account. Download images, videos, and GIFs with one click in an ad-free interface.
- Auto-backup bookmarks, likes, and tweet history – Continuously save Twitter activity to Twillot Vault, ensuring you never lose a tweet.
- AI smart classification – Automatically organize tweets by topic, sentiment, or context into unlimited folders with color tags.
- Local full-text search – Index all data locally for millisecond search across bookmarks and likes, with filters by author, date, and media type.
- Multi-format export – One-click export to PDF, CSV, Markdown, JSON, or Google Drive, preserving original media and formatting.
- Media center – View all saved images, videos, and GIFs in gallery mode, with batch download and original quality preservation.
- Activity visualizations – View daily/weekly tweet activity charts for any public account or your own history.
- Block list management – Centrally manage your block list with batch operations, reason tagging, and one-click export.
Who is it for?
- AI knowledge enthusiasts – Collect and organize AI-related tweets into a personal knowledge base using AI classification and local search.
- Content creators, journalists, and writers – Permanently save inspiration and leads, then export to PDF or Markdown for integration into writing workflows.
- Academic researchers and analysts – Track tweet chains about people or events, export datasets for statistical analysis.
- Marketing and brand managers – Centralize user feedback, campaign results, and industry trends for competitive analysis and sentiment tracking.
- NSFW enthusiasts – Browse sensitive content anonymously and save media locally with no account binding.
What can you do with Twillot?
- Organize a messy bookmark collection – Import thousands of bookmarks, let AI sort them into topic folders, then search or filter instantly.
- Create a searchable archive of tweets from any public account – Use the anonymous viewer to browse and save entire timelines without login.
- Generate research reports – Export curated tweet collections as PDF or CSV, complete with media, for shareable deliverables.
- Backup your entire Twitter history – Auto-backup likes, bookmarks, and tweets to prevent loss when accounts are deleted or content is removed.
How does Twillot work?
- Install the Twillot browser extension from the Chrome Web Store with one click.
- Connect your Twitter account securely (no additional login required).
- Twillot automatically indexes your bookmarks, likes, and tweet history locally.
- Use the dashboard to search, organize with folders and tags, view media, and export data to various formats.
Pricing
Twillot operates on a freemium model. A free Basic plan covers core features like bookmarks backup and local search. Paid tiers unlock advanced capabilities such as AI classification and unlimited exports.
FAQ
Is Twillot free?
Yes, Twillot offers a free Basic plan that includes anonymous viewing, bookmarks backup, and local search. Paid plans provide additional features like AI classification and higher export limits.
Yes, the anonymous viewer lets you browse public Twitter accounts without logging in. However, backing up your own bookmarks and likes requires connecting your Twitter account.
What data does Twillot store?
Twillot indexes and stores your bookmarks, likes, and tweet history locally. Cloud sync and backup are optional. Twillot does not post, like, or follow on your behalf.
How do I export my data?
Export to PDF, CSV, Markdown, JSON, or Google Drive with one click. Exports preserve original media and formatting, suitable for reports, archiving, or analysis.
