Save Twitter posts
Save a Twitter post and its video transcript, then search and chat with it.
A post you meant to use later disappears down the timeline. Recall saves the post in your AI second brain and organizes it for you, so you can search and chat with every post you saved.
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How to save Twitter posts with Recall
To save a Twitter post with Recall, share it from X to Recall, paste its link into Add Content, or click the AI extension on the post. Recall saves that one post, with its images, and transcribes any video in it. Replies, quotes, and the rest of the thread are not included.
Save the Twitter post
Share it from X, paste the link into Add Content, or click the AI extension on the post you are viewing.
Recall keeps the Twitter post
Posts, long posts, X articles, and profiles are supported. Images are saved, and videos are transcribed so you can search the words.
Search or chat with the Twitter post
Search the post later, or ask a question across the posts you saved. The answer comes from what you saved.
See how to save Twitter posts, then organize and chat with them in Recall
Share a Twitter post, and Recall saves it. When the video has spoken words, Recall generates the transcript that you can chat with.
3 ways to save Twitter posts
From the X app, from a link in Recall, or from the browser.
Share a Twitter post
On iPhone or Android, open the post and tap Share, then Recall. If Recall is missing the first time, tap More and turn it on. The post lands in your knowledge base.
Paste a Twitter link
Open the web app, where Add Content is already open. Paste a public post, a long post, an article, or a profile.
Save a Twitter post from the browser
On a computer, open the post in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari and use the Recall AI extension. One click saves the page you are on.
What Recall saves from Twitter
A Twitter post, a video, or a profile. Recall saves each one.
A Twitter post
Recall keeps the text of the linked post. Replies, quoted posts, and the rest of a thread are not included. Save each post you want on its own.
A Twitter video
Recall generates the transcript from the spoken words and keeps the video linked. It does not download the video file.
A Twitter profile
A public profile can be saved. Saving a profile does not save that account's posts. Private accounts, Spaces, and live broadcasts are not supported.
What happens when you save Twitter posts in Recall
Saving the post is the first step. Recall then organizes it with the rest of your knowledge base. Transcript generator
Recall saves the Twitter post
Recall saves the post in your second brain, with everything else you keep. Only the linked post is saved, not the replies around it.
Recall generates a Twitter video transcript
When the post has a video with spoken words, Recall generates the transcript. It does not summarize the video. A post with no video keeps its text.
The Twitter post stays readable
Recall keeps the words in the post, a long post, or an article. Images on the post are saved with it.
Recall organizes the Twitter post
Recall organizes the post for you, so it lives with everything else in your second brain.
Chat with the Twitter post
Ask what the post said, or ask across several posts you saved. The answer comes from what you saved.
Recall connects the Twitter post
Recall links the post to related saves on the same idea.
Keep the source
A saved Twitter post you can find again
A bookmark keeps the post inside X. Recall keeps it with the rest of your knowledge base, so you can search it later.
| Feature | Recall | A bookmark |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | ||
What you leave with | The post, and a transcript when it has a video | A bookmark in the app |
The video file | Not downloaded. The post stays linked | No copy of the video |
| Memory | ||
Finding it later | Search it with the rest of your saves | Scroll the bookmark list |
| Chat | ||
Asking about it | Ask across this post and the rest of your knowledge base | No chat with the bookmark |
| Organization | ||
Where it lives | Organized with everything else you saved | A list of bookmarks |
| Limits | ||
What it covers | The one linked post. Replies, quotes, and the rest of a thread are not included | The one post you bookmarked |
| Value | ||
Price to start | Free to start, with unlimited saves and 10 AI summaries a month | Free inside X |
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