You bookmark great threads on X and never see them again. Totem turns your new tab into a distraction-free environment for those bookmarks, the way you'd read on Substack. Open a thread full-width, highlight what matters, search everything, export etc.

Hi everyone! I'm Ankit 👋 I have a bad habit: I bookmark brilliant threads on X telling myself I'll "read it later." Later never comes. The bookmarks page is a graveyard, no order, no search, no way to actually read anything longer than a glance. I kept wishing my bookmarks looked like a Substack post. Full width. Clean type. No infinite feed pulling my attention away. Just me and the thing I wanted to read. So I built Totem. It turns your new tab into a quiet reading room for your X bookmarks: - 📖 Read, don't scroll — threads unroll into a clean, full-width article - ✍️ Highlight & annotate — mark the lines worth keeping, like you would in a book. - 🔍 Search everything — find that one thread by a word you remember - 📤 Export — send highlights and threads to your notes (Obsidian, Markdown), full and partial bookmark export - 🌱 A calm browser new tab - new tab becomes an invitation to read something you already chose, instead of doomscrolling. The whole idea: the things you saved should be easy and pleasant to actually read. It's a free Chrome extension. I'd love your honest feedback, especially on the reading experience. What would make you actually return to your bookmarks?

Every one is solving for bookmarks for links, but this seems like first whole-hearted attempt to fix twitter bookmarks once and for all. Speciality softwares like this actually work. I am installing it right away. Thanks for shipping this @iankit17 🙌

@priyanshunayan Thanks 🙌

You've been one of the earliest to test Totem and your feedback genuinely shaped where it's going. Means a lot.

Totem

Your Twitter bookmarks organized to make you read them

Your Twitter bookmarks organized to make you read them