Curate

Curate keeps the recipes and the articles you meant to come back to, in one library you can actually search.

Save the page you are on with one click. Curate reads it first and tells you what it found – a recipe as a recipe, or an article with its title and source – so you can see what you are keeping before you keep it. Add tags while you save, or change what Curate decided the page is. Save every tab in a window at once when you have been collecting all afternoon.

A page you have already saved says so, rather than quietly making a second copy. Saving something with no connection keeps it and sends it when you are back online.

To use it: sign in once through your Curate account, then click the Curate button on any page. Set the tags you want, press Save, and it is in your library at app.getcurate.ai.

Your pages are read only when you ask. Curate has no access to any site until you click its button, and it never watches what you browse. What you save goes to your own Curate library and nowhere else.

Questions or problems: getcurate.ai