After years of losing track of tweets I’d liked, bookmarked or simply couldn’t re-find, I built *ArchivlyX* – a browser-extension / web-app that keeps your entire Twitter archive searchable, taggable and exportable *100 % locally* (nothing ever touches a server).

What it does ------------

• *Real-time sync:* the extension pulls data incrementally as you browse, so new likes, bookmarks and tweets appear in the index within seconds.

• *Batch manage & delete:* bulk-select items and push a deletion queue back to X’s API—great for spring-cleaning old likes.

• *Smart folders:* on-device embeddings auto-cluster tweets by topic, sentiment or media type.

• *Export:* one-click to CSV, JSON, Markdown for friction-free backups.

• *Privacy:* runs entirely in the browser (IndexedDB / OPFS); no signup, no servers.

Thanks for reading, and happy to answer anything!