your Twitter likes and bookmarks, organized and searchable with AI.
runs on your machine. zero API costs. fully open source.
a Chrome extension opens your Twitter likes page, auto-scrolls, and extracts tweets from the DOM. no API. no rate limits.
Claude reads each tweet and assigns 1-2 categories. new categories are created automatically as it discovers topics.
full-text search, category filters, time slider, media type filters. or ask the AI: "tweets about investing advice."
readXlater is a personal tool. you run it on your machine, with your own keys, for yourself. no accounts, no shared servers, no data leaving your setup. fork the repo, set up Supabase + Anthropic, and you own the whole thing. zero Twitter API costs — the extension reads the same page you see in your browser.
Kenny Geiler
Product man on a mission to build.
open source. MIT license.