A better fit for what you save

Favourites.io alternatives for your saved library

Favourites.io focuses on searching and organizing Twitter/X likes and bookmarks. Savebase is our first recommendation when you want those liked posts alongside other social and web references, with notes and reminders. Its extension offers Grab Likes for X and Bluesky, so you can build a research collection from returned likes as well as bookmarks.

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What should change when you switch?

Search and folder organization for Twitter/X likes and bookmarks.

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Separate likes from the references you want to keep

Likes can mean acknowledgment, entertainment or a deliberate reading choice. A reference library is more useful when the reason for keeping a source is explicit. Decide which liked posts genuinely belong in a research collection before copying the whole history into another tool.

Bring likes directly from the original platform

With the signed-in Savebase extension, run Grab Likes on X or Bluesky to save the liked posts the platform returns. Capture depends on your platform session, returned history and plan capacity; scrolling or rerunning may be needed. This is a bulk action you initiate, rather than a promise that every future like will continuously mirror into Savebase.

Our Favourites.io alternative shortlist

Published by Savebase. Savebase is our first recommendation for social-reference workflows; the other options are ordered by the use cases discussed here. This is an editorial shortlist based on official documentation, not an independent performance ranking.

#1 · Our first pick for social references

Savebase

Start with Free

Savebase turns liked posts into a working research collection. Run Grab Likes on X or Bluesky, add returned posts to project folders alongside other social and web references, and attach a note explaining the insight. Set a per-post email reminder before the research review. Pro adds requested transcripts, eligible social media backup, RSS, rules, webhooks and Notion or Sheets sync for using that collection in your work.

Best fit

Social references you want to revisit and use

Plan model

Free; Pro monthly, yearly or Lifetime

Current Savebase plans

Free includes any 2 of the 11 supported social platforms, up to 100 social posts, 5 folders and unlimited ordinary web links. Notes, manual tags, per-post reminders, JSON export and direct browser-bookmark import through the extension are included.

Pro unlocks all 11 social platforms, unlimited social posts and folders, dashboard file imports, on-demand AI Bulk Tagging, read-only ChatGPT/MCP access, Notion and Google Sheets sync, RSS, rules, webhooks, media backup and video transcripts.

Media backup must be enabled and successfully fetch eligible Instagram, Facebook, Threads or TikTok media. Request video transcripts when needed; new saves are not automatically transcribed. Savebase's mobile apps are coming soon; use the web app and supported browser extensions today.

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#2 · Another fit

Dewey

Social bookmark syncing, tagging, export and curated collections.

Consider it for a social-bookmark workflow organized around syncing accounts and exporting selected references.

Best fit

Social bookmarking across accounts

Plan model

Check current Dewey plans

Official features and current plans

#3 · Another fit

Tweetsmash

X bookmark curation with reading digests, integrations, API and MCP access.

Choose it when an X bookmark reading digest is the habit you want to build.

Best fit

Scheduled reading of X bookmarks

Plan model

Free and paid plans

Official features and current plans

#4 · Another fit

ContextBolt

A browser-based library for web pages and X, Reddit and LinkedIn saves, with Pro MCP.

Consider it for X bookmarks alongside Reddit and LinkedIn references in a focused agent-accessible library.

Best fit

Agent retrieval of a focused social library

Plan model

Free and Bookmarks Pro plans

Official features and current plans

When keeping Favourites.io makes sense

Keep Favourites.io if its X-focused likes search and folder workflow already suit your reading habit. Savebase also captures returned X likes through Grab, so compare the actual history available and the value of a broader project-reference library.

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Moving to Savebase

Grab likes from X, or bring a retained source list

Savebase file import option: Text / URL list

Dashboard imports of app exports, bookmark HTML files and text URL lists require Pro. Direct browser-bookmark import through the extension is available on Free and flattens the browser folder tree. Keep the original export and test a small batch: reused URLs can merge tags and folder memberships, and incoming non-empty notes can replace existing notes.

  1. 1

    Keep any Favourites.io export separately. To recapture available likes directly, sign into Savebase and X in the browser and run the extension's Grab Likes action within your plan capacity.

  2. 2

    For references only present in a retained export, collect their original URLs into a text file, one URL per line.

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    On Pro, use Text / URL list to import that file, inspect the preview and add notes or folders for the chosen research.

There is no native Favourites.io workspace importer. Direct Grab only captures what X returns; a URL-list fallback does not recreate old folder memberships, continuously mirror future likes or recover unavailable posts.

JSON export includes active saved records and their notes, tags and folder names. It contains media URLs, not media files, and currently omits transcripts and automation settings.

Import setup and preview →Keep a Savebase JSON export →

Questions about Favourites.io alternatives

Can Savebase import my X likes?

Yes. Run Grab Likes with the signed-in Savebase browser extension on X; Bluesky also has a Grab Likes action. This saves the liked posts the platform returns within your plan capacity. It is a manual bulk capture, not a guarantee of complete historical retrieval or continuous syncing of every future like.

Can I import a Favourites.io export directly?

No dedicated Favourites.io parser is implemented. Retain the export, collect the original reference URLs you want to move and use a plain text URL list. Review the preview instead of assuming that any competitor CSV has the same schema.

Keep exploring

All alternatives guides →
Dewey alternativesTweetsmash alternativesContextBolt alternatives

Read the existing Savebase vs Favourites.io comparison →The comparison has its own review date; this alternatives guide uses the source review above.

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