A useful second life
for your X bookmarks.

Why this tool exists

A bookmark is easy to save and easy to forget. When a useful post belongs in a project, a reading list or a personal archive, it helps to have the text, author and source together in a file you can inspect.

SaveGlint is an independently maintained project built around that task. Its current focus is a practical export workflow: collect loaded bookmarks in your own browser, review the JSON, then create readable Markdown notes for Obsidian or Notion.

What you can use today

The browser extension captures content that X loads while you have capture enabled. The local website reads your chosen file, previews the records and creates original-text export packs. Local export works without a SaveGlint account, a paid X API plan or an AI model.

The optional private library adds confirmed cloud saves and browsing from another signed-in session. It is currently an invitation-only beta. Local file export remains available separately.

Walk through a small example export, or choose a guide for Obsidian or Notion.

Preserve the words and explain the limits

Captured post text is kept without AI rewriting. When you choose a JSON file, a local full export includes its exact bytes alongside normalized records and Markdown. Pasted JSON is saved as UTF-8 text instead. Cloud-library downloads are normalized snapshots rather than copies of that first file.

Only loaded, successfully captured bookmarks are included. SaveGlint does not guarantee complete history, entire threads or article full text. Media remains linked. The guides explain these boundaries so you can choose and check the right backup.

Independent of the services you use

SaveGlint is not affiliated with or endorsed by X, Obsidian or Notion. Their interfaces and import behavior can change. Their names identify the services the workflow is designed to work with.

The privacy page explains local processing, optional storage and website analytics. For questions or bug reports, use Contact.