View Multiple Accounts

In this video, we walk you through how to use Dewey with multiple accounts from the same social media network. For the purposes of this video, we add a second X / Twitter account and show you how to toggle the view in the dashboard to see the content you're looking for.

 

Transcript:

In this video, I’m going to walk you through how to add different accounts or multiple accounts from the same social media website.

You’ll see that I’m logged into my Dewey dashboard, and when I click on **Accounts**, these are all the accounts that I’ve currently connected to my Dewey dashboard. You’ll see that I have my X (formerly Twitter) account, my LinkedIn account, and my Chrome bookmarks. I’ve gone over in a separate video how to pull in global bookmarks. But what if I want to add another Twitter or X account, LinkedIn account, or BlueSky account?

In this video, I’ll walk you through how to do that and how to filter the views so that you can make sure you’re only looking at bookmarks from the account you want to focus on.

For the purposes of this video, I’m already logged into a different Twitter or X account that I have—Dewey’s company profile, which is separate from my personal account (already connected to my dashboard). Now, I want to pull in the bookmarks for my Dewey Twitter account.

Let’s walk through how to do that: 

1. Make sure that you have the Chrome extension installed.  
2. Go to the bookmarks page and click **Grab Bookmarks**.  

This will start pulling in all of my bookmarks. Once that’s done, I can go back to Dewey and refresh the page. 

When I click on the **Accounts** view, I now see both of my Twitter accounts, and I can choose which one I want to see. If I only want to see the new bookmarks that I pulled in from the second account, I can simply untoggle the rest of the accounts. Now, I see that these bookmarks are all from my Dewey Twitter account—this is my second account that I pulled in.

Of course, I can always go back and toggle all the other accounts if I want to see everything combined.