Show HN: I read and organized all my X(Twitter) bookmarks

1 Brockhb93 1 7/1/2025, 6:41:23 PM savedsend.com ↗

I save a ton of great stuff on X but never get around to reading it. So I built a simple tool that emails me one of my bookmarks each day.

It helps me actually work through my backlog—no more endless scroll.

Would love feedback: https://savedsend.com

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Brockhb93 · 7h ago

Hey HN — I’m a veteran and indie hacker trying to build small, useful tools. This one came from personal pain.

I save tons of posts on X (Twitter)—threads, articles, tools, ideas—but never actually read them. I wanted a way to actually use my bookmarks instead of just hoarding them.

So I built Saved Send — it pulls in your X bookmarks, lets you organize them with folders and tags, and sends you one bookmark a day by email. You can keep it, delete it, or ignore it, but the goal is simple: slowly work through your backlog, one click at a time.

Tech stack: Flask (web framework+mail), SQLAlchemy, html/css/java for front end

Here’s the link: https://savedsend.com

Would love any feedback. What else would make this actually help you use your bookmarks?

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Show HN: I read and organized all my X(Twitter) bookmarks

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