Is the SaveToNotion Twitter Bot Dead? What Other Bots Can Save Tweets to Notion?

If you’ve recently tried to reply to a great Twitter thread with @SaveToNotion only to be met with absolute silence, you aren't going crazy.

Let's cut right to the chase: Yes, the original SaveToNotion Twitter bot is officially dead.

As someone who relies on Notion to organize my "Second Brain," I used that bot almost daily. Losing it felt like losing a massive chunk of my workflow. Suddenly, my Twitter bookmarks turned back into a chaotic black hole where good ideas just go to die.

So, why did it shut down? The short answer is the recent Twitter (now X) API pricing apocalypse. Free API access was killed, making it financially impossible for indie developers to keep free bots running.

But the need to organize our digital consumption hasn't gone away. So, what other Twitter bots can actually save tweets to Notion right now?

I tested the other options (So you don't have to)

When the old bot went down, I spent days testing every alternative I could find. Here is the honest breakdown of the current landscape:

1. Browser Extensions (Notion Web Clipper / Save to Notion)

The traditional way. They are free, but they come with massive headaches.

The flaw: They only work on a desktop browser. If you are scrolling Twitter on your phone (like 90% of us do), you are out of luck. Plus, they often fail to capture images correctly or mess up the structure of a long Twitter thread.

2. Readwise (`@readwise`)

Readwise is a giant in the knowledge management space. By replying @readwise save thread, their bot will compile the thread.

The flaw: It’s expensive (around $8-$10/month). More importantly, it traps you in their ecosystem. It saves to their own reading app first, and then syncs to Notion. For pure Notion users, it feels bloated and unnecessary.

3. Thread Reader App (`@threadreaderapp`)

Famous for turning long threads into readable blog posts.

The flaw: It doesn't sync directly to Notion. It just gives you a link to their website. If you want the actual text in your Notion workspace, you still have to manually copy and paste it.

I didn't want a paid subscription, I didn't want a middleman app, and I didn't want to leave the Twitter app to save a thread.

The Solution: Meet Save2Notion

Frustrated by the lack of direct, free Notion integrations, I decided to scratch my own itch and build a proper replacement: Save2Notion.

It does exactly one thing and does it perfectly: it serves as a frictionless bridge between your Twitter feed and your Notion database.

It’s effortless: You just reply @save2notion under any tweet or thread.
It’s mobile-friendly: Since it’s a bot mention, it works seamlessly whether you are on your PC or lying in bed using the X app.
It’s 100% Free: I built this for the community, and the core saving feature is free to use.

Look at the formatting for yourself

I know the biggest worry with these bots is how ugly the formatting can get. I spent weeks optimizing the Notion block rendering so that it captures the author info, the high-res images, and the text structure flawlessly.

Don't just take my word for it. I set up a public live demo.

👉 Click here to view the live Notion Test Database

You can see exactly how the bot formats saved tweets and threads before you even sign up.

How to set it up in 60 seconds

Getting your workflow back on track is super easy:

Go to the Save2Notion website.
Click "Connect to Notion" to securely authorize the bot to save pages into your workspace.
Next time you see a valuable thread on X, just reply @save2notion.

Stop letting your valuable insights rot in your native Twitter bookmarks. Give it a try, and let’s start building a better knowledge base together.