For people who bookmark long reads, then never go back
Your X bookmarks, finally read.
Bookmark a long-form Article on X. It lands on your Kindle as a clean, typeset book — the full text, headings and images, nothing summarised, nothing rewritten.
An X Article
How I learned to stop tab‑hoarding
by @someone_worth_reading
For years I bookmarked every long thread and article that looked important. The list grew; the reading did not.
What changed was moving the reading somewhere quiet, a screen with no feed, no replies and no notifications.
Headings, images and paragraphs made the trip intact. The noise did not.
someone worth reading
Article · 14 min read
How it works
Contents
Four short chapters from a bookmark on your phone to a page on your e-reader. Setup takes about two minutes.
- IAdd the Chrome extension1
It reads your X bookmarks through the session already open in your browser. Your X login never leaves Chrome.
- IIBookmark long reads on x.com2
Nothing changes in how you use X. Hit the bookmark icon on any long-form Article you mean to read later.
- IIIPick what goes, or let it run daily3
Choose articles from your library and press Send to Kindle, or let new bookmarks go out automatically each morning.
- IVRead it like a book4
Each Article arrives as its own EPUB: full text, headings and images, set for e-ink. No summary, no AI rewrite.
The whole thing
Every paragraph, heading, quote and image of the Article. Not a digest, not a TL;DR.
One article, one book
Each Article is its own EPUB with its own title and progress, so your library stays browsable.
Daily, or on demand
New bookmarks go out every morning at the time you choose. Or send any of them right now.
Privacy by design
Your X login never leaves your browser.
The extension talks to X with the session you already have open. It sends us the text of the Articles you pick, never your cookies, password or timeline.
No X API bill to pass on, no subscription, and no reason to hold your credentials. Read the privacy policy.