RewindBack
www.rewindback.com- Category
- Productivity
- Rank
- No. 1774Tools index
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Type
- APP
- Use case
- Data, Retrieval & Knowledge
- Interfaces
- Web
- Builder
- @chongdashu
- Date
About
A bookmark management tool that syncs, organizes, and makes your X (Twitter) bookmarks searchable. It helps users find saved tweets instantly through search, tagging, and folder organization instead of scrolling through endless lists.
What it does
RewindBack describes itself as a bookmark manager for X (Twitter): it syncs a user's saved posts via read-only OAuth, then makes them searchable by text, author, tag, and folder, with optional email digests summarizing new saves. The site offers three paid tiers, each preceded by a seven-day free trial.
Stated on the product site
- Account access
- Connects to X via OAuth with read-only permissions
- Folder sync
- Bookmark folders sync automatically from X
- Trial structure
- Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial
- Subscription tiers
- Starter caps 1,000 bookmarks with 6 months of history; Pro caps 5,000 bookmarks with 2 years; Max caps 20,000 bookmarks with unlimited history
Not stated on the site
- The page does not state whether bookmarks saved before a user connects are backfilled in full, or only new saves are captured going forward.
- It is unclear from the page what happens once a synced library exceeds the active plan's bookmark cap.
- The page does not show whether the product is used through a browser extension, a native app, or only the RewindBack web dashboard.
Written from the product site at rewindback.com.
What it can do
Sync X (Twitter) bookmarks
User's X (Twitter) account → Synchronized bookmark data
Search through saved tweets
Search query text → Matching bookmarked tweets
Tag bookmarked tweets
Bookmarked tweet and tag labels → Tagged tweet entries
Organize bookmarks into folders
Bookmarked tweets and folder structure → Categorized bookmark collections
Find saved tweets instantly
Keywords or phrases → Relevant bookmarked tweets
Tags
Media
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