Birdfeeder

Birdfeeder is a bookmark manager built for people who save posts on social platforms and then forget about them. It connects to X, Bluesky, Mastodon, and Nostr, pulls in your bookmarks, and sends you a weekly email digest summarizing what you saved. The idea is simple: bookmarks are only useful if you actually revisit them, and a curated email landing in your inbox is more likely to get read than a link you saved months ago.

The problem it solves is the graveyard of saved posts. You bookmark something because it seems worth reading later, but later never comes. The bookmark sits in a list you don't open, and eventually the original post gets deleted or the account goes private. Birdfeeder captures the text of each bookmark the moment you save it, so even if the original disappears, your archive stays intact.

Full-text search works across your entire history. You can search the post content, any notes you added, tags you applied, and filter by author. If you're trying to find something you remember reading but can't recall where, the search covers everything. There's also a media gallery that extracts every photo, GIF, and video from your bookmarks into a single grid, which is useful if you tend to save visual content.

The analytics dashboard shows your most-bookmarked authors, platforms, and media types in chart form. It's a way to see patterns in what you save, which can be genuinely interesting if you're curious about your own consumption habits. You can add private notes to any bookmark for future context, and export your entire archive to CSV, TSV, JSON, or Excel whenever you want.

For AI-curious users, Birdfeeder includes a Claude MCP integration. This lets Claude search your bookmark archive on your behalf with read-only access. If you're using Claude as a research assistant, you can have it pull from your saved posts without manually searching.

Pricing is $5 per month or $45 per year, which works out to a 25% discount for annual. There's a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, so you can connect your accounts and see the workflow before committing. The weekly digest schedule is customizable, letting you pick the day and time that works for you.

Birdfeeder is aimed at anyone who bookmarks heavily and wants to actually use what they save. The multi-platform support covering X, Bluesky, Mastodon, and Nostr means it works across the fragmented social landscape, and the preservation feature solves the real problem of disappearing content.