You save posts on X and never look at them again. Birdfeeder sends you a weekly summary of what you bookmarked, and keeps a searchable copy of all of it.
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Hey, here are the posts you bookmarked this week.
My Top 4 Heist Films: Thief, Le Cercle Rouge, The Killing, Heat
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SQLite can handle way more traffic than you think. Notes from running it in production for a year
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Tapping the bookmark icon feels like saving something. Without a reminder, it's just delaying the moment you lose it. Birdfeeder changes the last step.
You bookmark a thread you want to read properly later. Later never comes.
Two more saves. The thread from Tuesday is already off the bottom of your list.
By now you've forgotten it exists. Search only helps when you remember to look.
Your Birdfeeder email arrives. All 7 saves from the week, right there in your inbox.
Bookmarks get lost in more ways than one. Birdfeeder covers each of them.
Nothing reminds you a bookmark exists
The summary email puts your saves back in front of you while they're still relevant. Read them when you have a moment, maybe with your Sunday morning coffee.
Deleted posts vanish, even from search
Birdfeeder stores the text of every bookmark the moment you save it. If the post or its author disappears from X, your copy stays findable. Take everything with you any time: export to CSV, TSV, JSON, or Excel.
Bookmarks are bare and stuck in X
Add a private note about why you saved something, then find any bookmark again with full-text search, by keyword or by who posted it, from any browser, years later.
Nothing changes about how you use X. Sign in once, keep bookmarking like you always have, and Birdfeeder does the rest in the background.
Sign in with X and grant read access to your bookmarks. That's the whole setup.
New bookmarks are picked up automatically and archived with their full text.
Every week, on the day and time you pick, your new saves land in your inbox. Search your saved bookmarks any time.
“I always bookmark interesting links on X, only to find them again a few months later. I built Birdfeeder to solve that issue.”
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