The more bookmarks you have, the less you can find
You bookmark posts on X that you want to read again. Six months later you have more than 300 bookmarks. You try to find a meal-prep tip you saw last month, and as you scroll, post after post goes by without any hint of why you saved it.
A bookmark keeps the post, but not your reason for keeping it.
Share it and add a line
Open the post on X, tap the Share button, and choose BijaVault. The “Save to BijaVault” screen opens. The upper field already contains “@account’s post” and the post’s address.
In the Note field below, write why you kept it, such as “meal prep, keeps 3 days”, and tap Save. The post appears in your list the next time you open BijaVault.
Later, type “meal prep” into the search field of your note list, and that note comes up. The words you wrote yourself are what you find it by.
If you are signed in, the content is added too
If you are signed in and have agreed to use AI, the text or a summary of the post is added to the note when you open BijaVault. If you edit the note yourself before that happens, nothing is added.
What you need
Saving from the Share button requires the same access as writing a new note: a subscription, or three days of access unlocked by watching an ad. The post’s content is added only while you are signed in, have agreed to use AI, and have AI usage left.