Twitter is a social media platform where we get to read other people's perspectives and points of view on different realities.
It is also a place of good entertainment and houses great memes and epic edits. With that, a lot of us got into the habit of bookmarking the tweets that are memorable to us to save and look back on them.
There is a free bookmark feature on Twitter. You just open the app, tap the bookmark icon, and there it goes. It is now saved.
However, if you want to arrange and organize the tweets you have marked, users will need to be subscribed to Twitter Blue to use that feature and so much more.
Twitter Blue does not just come with a bookmark organization feature but includes numerous more. However, some people do not opt to pay a monthly amount for the subscription. With that comes other third-party software developers.
Some apps require you to use a different app or plugin, while others allow you to bookmark tweets from within Twitter.
They are all free to use and offer a wide variety of ways to arrange and save tweets. Here are some of the most reliable apps to help you save and bookmark tweets in the most organized way possible.
MarkFolder
MarkFolder is a free Twitter bookmark extension.
If you are someone who usually browses Twitter on the web, MarkFolder could be the most suitable software for you.
This is an easy-to-use and easy-to-navigate Twitter bookmark extension. MarkFolder allows you to create folders for your saved tweets with a grid view and a list view as an option.
This handy addition, which can be found in the toolbar, allows you to save tweets in various folders instantly. It is one of the most useful applications for enhancing Twitter outside of Twitter Blue.
You also can make a folder public and share the URL with other users, allowing anyone to view a collection of tweets you have saved.
A great selling point for this product is the ability to access Twitter bookmarks while you are on your mobile device.
MarkFolder is a free browser extension that bookmarks your tweets and is available for both Chrome and Firefox.
This extension is generally free. However, there is also a subscription offer, an affordable pro feature that costs around $3 per month, adds numerous features, and unlocks limits from the free version.
SlideIt
SlideIt is another free Twitter bookmark software that can be used as a substitute for the Twitter Blue subscription.
As recommended by MUO, SlideIt is an extension that functions uniquely and targets a niche market of users. This software would be suited for people who use project-management software like Notion.
SlideIt will be a suitable extension for Notion users. You can directly save the tweets you have bookmarked on a database page in Notion.
To use it, you need to sign in to SlideIt with your Twitter account and duplicate the Notion template that has been provided.
There are a few steps involved in the setup, but everything is easy to understand and is demonstrated in a training video that can be found on the website. You can save a tweet by replying to it, tagging @heyslideit in the message, and writing the word "Notion."
In every saved tweet, Notion will display four types of information, the tweet, the username of the original tweet, the date you saved it, and the hashtag you added.
Notion users know how organized the data can be in the software. It also has a reliable search function that you can rely on to look for the tweets you need.
This free Twitter bookmark is available on the web for free. Both SlideIt and Notion have amazing free software versions.
Tweetflick
Lastly, another trusted, free Twitter bookmark software is Tweetflick.
This software is a full-fledged Twitter bookmark manager. Tweetflick will allow you to save individual tweets and also save and bookmark an entire thread from Twitter.
When saving a single tweet, you can just reply to any tweet with "@tweetflick save," while you can reply to "@tweetflick thread" to save the thread.
Using this strategy eliminates the need to scroll through each tweet in that thread, which is a huge time saver.
When you log in to your Tweetflick dashboard, you will see a variety of different organizational and sorting options for your saved tweets. You have the ability to add comments and tags to each tweet, making it simpler and easier to remember in the future.
Just like MarkFolder, Tweetflick also has a free and paid version. You can only store 50 tweets in the free edition of Tweetflick, and you are only allowed 16 tags and two collections.
The paid subscription for Tweetflick costs $5 a month, removes all limitations, and sends you a weekly summary of the tweets you have saved.
When you install the extension on your Chrome browser, a Tweetflick icon will appear on Twitter that you can use as a shortcut that you click when you want to bookmark a tweet.
