As with saving individual threads, you can DM a thread as well – just DM any tweet in the thread to with the word “ thread” or “ t” in the message. To save a thread, just reply (on any tweet in the thread) with the message, “ save thread” (without the quotes). You can save entire threads (tweetstorms) as well. Here’s an example, without the text message. If you don’t want to attach a note, just leave the text area blank. If you don’t want your reply to show up in the Twitter feed, you can use DM instead – just DM the tweet to If you DM the tweet, any (optional) text you include in the message will be treated as a note in Readwise.

Here’s your Readwise dashboard, with the new Tweets section:Īnd, your Tweets page, updated seconds later, with the saved tweet: The simplest is to just reply to the tweet, with message, “ save” (without the quotes). Once connected, there are two ways you can save an individual tweet to Readwise.

(You have to be logged into Twitter on the device you’re using, of course.) Now, whenever you see a tweet or thread that you want to remember, you can instantly save it to your Readwise account, and it’ll automatically appear in your Readwise app, and in your daily Readwise email. Once your Readwise account is active, you’ll need to connect your Twitter account to your Readwise account – a snap – all you do is visit this page, enter your Twitter handle, hit submit, and you’re done.

Of course, you need an account on Readwise, which you can set up in less than a minute, following these instructions. Readwise sends me a daily email, containing a handful of these highlights, so I can re-experience these ideas, driving the points home, and possibly inspiring me to take action on some front. I use the Readwise app to store memorable tweets, as well as highlights from my kindle, and snippets from articles I find all over the internet. Do you ever come across tweets that are so well stated, and that resonate so well with you, that you want to see them again (and again) in the future? Well, it’s easy enough to do with the right app.

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