You've saved thousands of posts and never found one again. SomedayX searches every bookmark and like by meaning, even what's inside the images, from your Mac's menu bar.
Free & open source · 100% on your Mac · no account, no cloud, no tracking
A Spotlight-style panel opens over any app. Type "that thread about pricing" and it's there, even if the post never used those words.
"screenshot of a dashboard", "meme about startups". It finds posts by what's in the picture and reads the text in screenshots.
Long-form X Articles are searchable word for word, not just their titles. Filter with has:article, from:, year: and more.
Every card is random: a new headline, colours and stats each time. Shuffle until it hurts, then share it on X in one click. The image is already attached.
Opens to everyone on Tuesday, Oct 27. Follow @priyankmmehta to get it first.
# builds and opens SomedayX; the app walks you through the rest
git clone https://github.com/priyank-saarthios-ai/somedayx.git
cd somedayx && macapp/install.sh
macOS 14+ · Apple silicon recommended · 8 GB RAM · ~1.5 GB disk · Homebrew
It opens its own Chrome window where you log in to X once. After that it reads your Bookmarks and Likes the same way the X website loads them for you, at a human pace, read-only.
SomedayX is unofficial and not affiliated with X Corp. It only reads your own saves with your own session. Automated access may still conflict with X's terms; you decide whether to use it.
It charges per post read, and the bookmarks endpoint has historically returned only your latest ~800 bookmarks. SomedayX gets your whole history, for free.
Indexing a few thousand saves takes about half an hour once, in the background. After that the search model sleeps when idle and wakes in a second when you search.
Mac only for now. If you'd use it elsewhere, say so in a GitHub discussion.