Your whole bookmark library, native on the Mac.

XSaved on the Mac gives all those saved posts a real home — a fast, native app with room to spread out, browse, and finally rediscover what you've been collecting for years.

See the whole picture

A clean dashboard shows what you've saved at a glance — how much, from whom, and plenty you'd forgotten was in there.

Browse it like it's yours

Every bookmark in a spacious grid you can sort and filter by photos, videos, links, or author. It's your timeline, minus the noise.

Command it from the keyboard

Hit a shortcut and jump straight to anything — a search, a filter, a fresh sync — without ever leaving the keyboard.

Your folders, everywhere

The folders you've made on X come along for the ride — synced into a sidebar, in the order you left them, and kept in step across the extension, your phone, and the Mac. Organize once, and it holds everywhere.

How it's built

Native SwiftUI, in TestFlight beta, and it acts as the hub of the shared sync backend the other apps talk to. Folders sync from X in your own order — a folder's position is seeded from X on first import and never re-sorted on later syncs, so nothing you arranged gets shuffled. Bulk folder edits batch into single round-trips with last-write-wins semantics, so reorganizing a lot at once stays fast and predictable.

On TestFlight now

The XSaved Chrome extension is live today at xsaved.com, and the Mac app is in TestFlight beta.