Muffle vs Dewey

Dewey is a bookmark manager that happens to support X. Muffle is an X extension that also archives bookmarks. Both solve the same annoyance; they disagree about where your archive should live.

The short version

Item	Dewey	Muffle
Price	$10/mo, $90/yr, $225 lifetime	$29/year
Connects to your X account	Yes	Never
Read on any device	Yes	One browser
Survives your laptop dying	Yes	No, export first
Captures deleted posts	Yes	Yes
Also covers LinkedIn and Bluesky	Yes	X only
Also turns off your feed, tracks unfollowers, filters posts	No	Yes

Where Muffle wins

Nothing to connect. No account, no sign-in, and your bookmarks are never uploaded anywhere.
A third of the price, for more. $29 a year against $90, and it also tracks unfollowers, filters your timeline and turns off the feed.
Captured as you bookmark. Saving a post on x.com archives it at that moment, so you are never waiting on a sync.

Where Dewey wins

It is a real archive. On their servers, so it is on your phone and it survives a dead laptop.
More than X. LinkedIn and Bluesky too.
Built for citation. If you keep posts as evidence, that durability is the product and worth paying for.

Export exists for a reason

A local archive is one hard drive away from gone. Muffle exports to JSON precisely because that is the honest weakness of keeping things in your own browser, and it is worth doing occasionally rather than never.

Which to pick

Dewey if the archive itself is the point, you want it on your phone, or you save posts for citation and research.
Muffle if you want your bookmarks findable on the machine you read X on, and you also want the rest of what it does.

Prices checked September 2026. They change; check before you buy either.

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