Tuck

Tuck turns your X bookmarks into a searchable, sorted library - and a to-do list for the things you meant to try. • Captures automatically. Bookmark a post on x.com and Tuck saves it. "Import all" brings in your existing bookmarks in one pass. • Keeps a copy. Post text, links and media links are stored in your browser, so deleted posts don't vanish from your library. • Tags for you. Built-in rules catch the obvious cases (a GitHub link is a tool, a 🧵 is a thread). Add a Jev API key and Tuck also picks topic, type, action and priority, with a confidence score. • Review inbox. Tags Tuck isn't sure about wait for a one-click check. Tags you set are never overwritten. • To-do list. "Try it", "read later", "apply" and similar items, sorted by priority, with a done checkbox. • Instant search. Fuzzy search over text, authors and links, with filters like topic:ai, type:tool, is:todo. • Cmd/Ctrl+K on x.com. A search palette right on the page, no side panel needed. • Organise into X folders (X Premium). One click files your bookmarks into X bookmark folders named after your topics. Every run can be undone. Private by design: everything is stored in your browser. There is no Tuck server or account. The only outside request is to the Jev API, with your own key, and only if you add one. Tuck changes your X bookmark folders only when you press "Organise into X folders" or "Undo". Tuck is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by X Corp.