With dewey. you can grab all of your existing Twitter Bookmarks, search, sort, tag, create and share collections, and yes even export your Twitter Bookmarks to your favorite note-taking app.
Hey Everyone,
Yuriy here from dewey.
@alexprober, @tomharari and I built dewey., a bookmark manager for Twitter Bookmarks. Yes yes, but there are others, what's the difference? Well, every other manager doesn't actually manage your existing or new Twitter bookmarks, they just make you use likes or tweet at some bot—in other words use yet another third-party.
dewey. actually grabs your Twitter bookmarks so you can continue using the native functionality Twitter gives you, and then layers search, sort, tags, collections, sharing, and even export (all things that Twitter should have made by default). In fact, dewey. is the only way to actually get use out of your Twitter bookmarks, and by the look of it, there are millions of Twitter users using them over third-party products.
But what about all this hoopla with Twitter Blue? Well, Twitter decided that basic quality of life features like creating folders for Bookmarks needs to be something they charge $2.99/mo for. Guess what they didn't do, give you any way to organize your existing bookmarks. Yes, if you have ~300 bookmarks (dewey. user average) then you have to doomscroll and organize manually. They are charging for a neutered feature—something dewey. does for free on top of many others.
@swastikagurung1 Hi Swastika,
Currently we offer option to export your personal collections so you can import them into any 3rd party. In the future we will offer a more seamless integration.
Thank you,
Alex.
@yuriyyarovoy I am a digital hoarder at the best of times. Such a firehose of stuff I never get to/forget about that *might* be useful that's hidden away
I have been using Dewey for a month or so now and it is hands down the best Twitter bookmarks curator out there. Unlike others, you don't have to comment on the tweet for it to get saved in your dashboard. It just grabs all your bookmarks instantly which you can their organize according to your preference. The experience is seamless and it is an absolute life saver! Kudos to the team!
@anupamgarg thank you!
That was our biggest frustration with existing tools. Everything takes you off-Twitter and forces you to use a separate bookmarking system. We built dewey. as the only way to keep using Twitter’s native bookmarks and layer on organization and curation.
@lastyprsfe Frankly we got tired of waiting for Twitter to build it so we did it ourselves. We have some awesome updates in the works to make it even better =)
@cbsudu right now you can export a CSV of your bookmarks + the tags you added and import that into Notion as you would any other CSV. But now that the Notion API is live (finally amirite?) we’re going to work on deeper integrations among other note taking/knowledge management tools.
@deejes Perhaps even too much to keep up with? That's why we built it. To help us make sense of it all and in turn, we realized that that curators are excellent at distilling all the great content that's out there... hence we made it easy to share your collections (private by default)
I had the pleasure to use Dewey at the beta stage, and I can tell you, Yuri and his team fixed one of the most important yet badly implemented features on Twitter. Dewey is everything I'd expect from a bookmark manager. The ability to quickly find bookmarks, bulk tag and create collections is incredible. I can highly recommend this product. 10/10.
Here are some of the things we have coming up on our roadmap:
- Public Collections Pages and URLs so you can share your curated bookmarks with the world if you want.
- Build and publish meta threads directly from dewey. using your bookmarked tweets
- Spaced Repetition via email and notifications (if you want it)
- Integrations with note taking apps like Roam, Notion, Raindrop.io and more
And these are just on our near-term roadmap. So much more dewey. goodness to come.
This is a must have. Like there's no tool that grabs bookmarks and you get to categorise them according to your preference. You can't even begin to understand the amount of content that I save following amazing people online.
I have been using it for a month and I am happy can bookmark stuff without having to worry about where they are. It's so worth it. Good jobs guys 😊
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