XSaved turns posts bookmarked on X into a searchable library on the iPhone. Users sign in to X inside the app, import bookmarks on-device, and can keep separate libraries for multiple X accounts. Posts appear in a media grid with author details and personal notes, and can be organized into folders or tags, searched by text, and archived or deleted. Existing X folders stay in sync with the library. The app can be used without an XSaved account, with data stored locally; an optional account backs up bookmarks and shares them with other devices and the free Chrome extension. XSaved Pro adds on-device semantic search, topic organization, and related-save suggestions. The developer says these Pro features run on-device. The free app includes the core library, and Pro is a monthly or yearly auto-renewing subscription. The app is independent and not affiliated with X Corp.
XSaved
XSaved imports X bookmarks into a searchable iPhone library with folders, notes, tags, and optional on-device search tools.
Overview
A closer look at XSaved.
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The useful details.
What it does
- Import X bookmarks on the iPhone and keep separate libraries for multiple X accounts.
- Search saved posts and organize them with folders, tags, notes, and archives.
- Keep folders aligned with folders already used on X and recover archived posts until deleted.
- Optionally back up and share a library with other devices using an XSaved account.
- Use Pro for on-device semantic search, smart topics, and related saved posts.
A good fit for
- People who save many posts on X and want to search or organize them later.
- Users who want local bookmark storage with optional backup and cross-device access.
Worth knowing
- Importing bookmarks requires signing in to X; cross-device backup and sharing require an optional XSaved account.
- Pro semantic search, topics, and related saves require a monthly or yearly subscription; current prices are shown in the app.
- XSaved is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by X Corp.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is XSaved used for?
XSaved imports X bookmarks into a searchable iPhone library with folders, notes, tags, and optional on-device search tools.
What can you do with XSaved?
Import X bookmarks on the iPhone and keep separate libraries for multiple X accounts. Search saved posts and organize them with folders, tags, notes, and archives. Keep folders aligned with folders already used on X and recover archived posts until deleted. Optionally back up and share a library with other devices using an XSaved account.
Who is XSaved designed for?
People who save many posts on X and want to search or organize them later. Users who want local bookmark storage with optional backup and cross-device access.
What should you know before downloading XSaved?
Importing bookmarks requires signing in to X; cross-device backup and sharing require an optional XSaved account. Pro semantic search, topics, and related saves require a monthly or yearly subscription; current prices are shown in the app. XSaved is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by X Corp.
What does XSaved cost?
Free to download. The core bookmark library, folders, notes, tags, text search, and archiving are included in the free app. XSaved Pro is billed monthly or yearly through the Apple account and adds on-device semantic search, smart topics, and related saves; prices are shown in the app.
Which platforms support XSaved?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-10.
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