Dewey alternative: Rewind
Dewey imports your X bookmarks into a searchable database you can tag, filter, annotate and export. It keeps a permanent copy of everything you have saved, including posts that later disappear from X, and it is built for people who want their bookmarks to behave like a proper personal knowledge base.
The difference in one line
Dewey builds a searchable database out of your bookmarks; Rewind sends you one Sunday email so there is no database to visit.
Side by side
| Feature | Dewey | Rewind |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Paid tiers after a free allowance | €1.99 a month, or €0.99 a week |
| What you get | A searchable, taggable database of every bookmark, with exports | One email every Sunday with every post you saved that week, grouped by topic |
| Where you read | In the Dewey web app | In your inbox |
| Backlog | Imports your entire bookmark history | Only the last seven days, every week |
| AI summaries | Available on higher tiers | A summary per post, full threads condensed, plus a weekly TL;DR |
| Exports | CSV, Notion and similar | None. Email only |
| Best for | Keeping and querying a permanent archive of everything you ever saved | Reading this week's saved posts without opening another tool |
When Dewey is the better choice
If you want an archive, pick Dewey. It is the stronger product for anyone who needs their whole bookmark history imported, searchable and exportable, who annotates what they save, or who wants a copy that survives posts being deleted on X. Rewind does none of that: it deliberately looks at seven days and nothing more.
When Rewind is the better choice
Rewind is the better choice if the archive was never the problem. Most people do not need better search over five years of bookmarks — they need to actually read the twelve things they saved this week. Rewind sends those twelve, grouped and summarised, on Sunday morning, and there is nothing to maintain in between.
Want the posts you saved this week to arrive on Sunday? Start your first Rewind.