@HamelHusainMade this video to explain evals
Your X bookmarks, finally searchable.
You remember what it was about, and what it looked like. Livemarks searches by both, even the images and videos inside your bookmarks.
Free basic text search. $250/year for multimodal search that works with videos, images and other media in your library.
See it work
@HamelHusain
@HamelHusainevals evals evals evals
@HamelHusainI often hear that evals are the most confusing part of creating LLM AI products. It's a shame b/c IMO, domain-specific evals are the most important part of an AI product! I've written a detailed blog post with real examples on how to do this (1/3) https://t.co/nCUPWGcn33 https://hamel.dev/blog/posts/evals/
Nobody captioned this "hamel evals meme" — Livemarks read it right off the image. You only had the gist; that's all it needs.
The itch
Bookmarks on x.com are broken.
We fixed them.
You have hundreds you'll never open again — not because they're worthless, but because X's search works like a prototype from 2010 that broke over time. So they pile up in a graveyard of "I'll come back to this," and you never do.
So we dug them back out and turned them into something you can use.
Doomscrolling, retroactively useful.
Get started
Save once. Find it forever.
Most bookmarks die the second you save them. Yours won't.
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Install the extension
Install from Chrome Web Store. Nothing to set up. Then forget it's there.
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Bookmark like you already do
Same muscle memory. Bookmark on x.com like always, and it syncs straight to your private library.
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Search what you forgot
Head to livemarks.io/s and search your whole library.
Pricing
One price. $250 a year.
The best X bookmark search money can buy in 2026.
Basic search is free, and it's better than X's on day one. The $250 gives you the magic of multimodal search, the kind nobody's built well. We wanted it, so we shipped it.
That UI demo you can picture but can't name? One search away. The go-to-market take you saved six months ago, buried in a screenshotted essay? At your fingertips.
X bookmarks, done properly. That's the whole product. We kept the pricing just as simple. No seats, no upsell ladder, no "Super Pro Enterprise Ultra Max Plan."
$250
/ year
- ✓ Search inside your videos, images, and clips, not just the text
- ✓ Find it by what it was about, not the words you typed
- ✓ Your whole history in one search box
- ✓ Answers inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor (when it ships)
Email us for a full refund — no questions, no forms.
Questions, answered.
Are there monthly plans?
No, just a single yearly price, with a 30-day money-back guarantee so you can try the full thing risk-free for a month.
How can I get my refund?
Email us and you'll get a full refund. A sentence or two on what fell short would help us tremendously, but it's not required.
Who can see my bookmarks?
Only you. Your bookmarks stay private to your account. We don't sell them, share them, or make them searchable to anyone but you.
What about Safari/Firefox/Edge?
Chrome is only needed to sync your bookmarks from x.com into Livemarks, but you can search your library at livemarks.io/s from any browser, including mobile. Email us if Chrome's a dealbreaker, it's how we decide what ships next.
Who are you?
Greg & Daniel - two people who bookmarked aspirationally and got tired of never finding anything again. So we built the search X should have shipped eons ago.
Why do I need the desktop extension?
X has no API that fits both our technical needs and our budget. We know the X team is working on a revamped API, and we're cheering them on to get it right. Until then, a desktop Chrome extension that syncs your bookmarks straight from your logged-in session on x.com is the path we found to work reliably.
The job is not done.
Next, your bookmarks could answer back where you already work, showing up in ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor right when you need it. If you want it, get on board and tell us.
You don't have to wait for any of that to stop losing what you save.
Free to get started. $250/year for multimodal search, fully refundable.