The X bookmark library for iPhone

X saved it.XSaved

Import your bookmarks directly from X on your iPhone. Search by meaning, organize with folders, notes and tags, and clear the backlog with Tidy Up.

No desktop, extension, or X Premium required.

XSaved home: a masonry grid of saved posts in dark mode, with folder chips and the floating tab bar

Direct import

Sign in to X. Watch your library arrive.

XSaved signs in to X and imports your bookmarks directly on the iPhone. No desktop, no extension, no X Premium. Run more than one X account? Each one gets its own isolated library.

  • No desktop
  • No extension
  • No X Premium
  • One library per account
XSaved welcome screen with a Connect X account button

Tidy Up

Clear the backlog with a swipe.

Your backlog becomes a deck. Swipe one way to archive, the other to keep, up to file into a folder. Twenty decisions in a minute, not an afternoon. Archived saves stay recoverable until you say otherwise.

Tidy Up deck with the Archive action armed
Archive
Tidy Up deck with the Keep action armed
Keep
Tidy Up deck with the File to folder action armed
File

Deleting for good is always a separate, explicit choice.

Folders, notes & tags

Your folders. No X Premium.

Create folders without paying for X Premium, then add the context X bookmarks are missing: a note in your own words, tags that group what X can’t. That’s how future-you finds things.

The Folders sheet with New Folder and custom folders
Editing a personal note on a saved post

Authors

The people you keep coming back to.

Some accounts quietly become your best sources. Authors ranks everyone you save from by how often they earn a place in your library, and a simple on-device summary gives each one context: who they are to you, at a glance. The clearest picture of whose work actually matters to you.

Author summaries are generated on your iPhone, on supported devices.

The Authors grid ranking saved-from accounts by number of saves

iPhone + Chrome

It follows you when you choose.

XSaved works entirely on your iPhone. Turn on an optional XSaved account and your whole library carries across devices: folders, notes, tags, all of it. Add the free Chrome extension when you want the same library on desktop. The iPhone app never depends on it.

  • iPhone · the complete library

  • Chrome · the free desktop companion

XSaved Pro

Upgrade the intelligence, not ownership.

Everything above is free. Pro is for when you want the library to understand itself.

  • Search by meaning

    Describe the idea; Pro retrieves the post, even when no word matches.

  • Smart topics

    Your library sorts itself into Smart topics. Turn one into a folder in a gesture.

  • Related saves

    The useful connections hiding in your library, surfaced on every post.

On supported iPhones, topic stacks and authors also get on-device summaries.

The Search tab's Smart clusters view stacking saved posts into day stacks

Where your library lives

Local by default. Synced when you say so.

Local-only

Use XSaved without an account and your imported bookmarks live on your iPhone. Browsing, search, and organization run on the device.

With sync on

Create an XSaved account and your library and its organization are stored with XSaved so your devices can share it. Turn it off whenever you want.

The business model is Pro, not your data.

From the builder

I kept saving useful posts on X and almost never finding them again, so I built the iPhone library I wanted. Everything on this page is how the app actually works. No more, no less.

Aitor Gallardo (@gmsudo)

XSaved app icon

You saved it for a reason.

XSaved for iPhone is almost ready. Join the launch list and be the first to put your library to work.

No desktop, extension, or X Premium required. Built for iOS 26.