Raindrop alternative: Rewind
Raindrop is a general-purpose bookmark manager: collections, nested folders, tags, full-text search, browser extensions and apps on every platform. Anything with a URL goes in, including posts from X, and it is one of the best tools of its kind for keeping the whole web you care about organised in one place.
The difference in one line
Raindrop organises every link you save anywhere; Rewind reads the ones you saved on X back to you on Sunday.
Side by side
| Feature | Raindrop | Rewind |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free tier, paid plan around $3 a month | €1.99 a month, or €0.99 a week |
| Scope | Any URL from anywhere on the web | X bookmarks only |
| How posts get in | You save them manually with the extension or share sheet | Automatically — you bookmark on X exactly as you already do |
| Threads | Saves the link to the first post | Full thread pulled in and condensed into one summary |
| Organisation | Collections, nested folders, tags, full-text search | Automatic topic grouping, no filing |
| Best for | Organising links from across the whole web | Actually reading the X posts you saved this week |
When Raindrop is the better choice
If your saving habit spans the whole web, use Raindrop. It handles articles, docs, videos and shopping links alongside posts, with proper collections and search, and its free tier is generous. Rewind cannot help with anything that is not an X bookmark.
When Rewind is the better choice
Rewind is the better choice if almost everything you save comes from X, and if manual saving is where the habit breaks down. There is no extension to remember and no collection to choose — you bookmark on X, and the week's set arrives on Sunday with threads expanded and each post summarised.
Want the posts you saved this week to arrive on Sunday? Start your first Rewind.