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Saving is separate from cataloguing
Take your saves with you
Use your Curatively saves in Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Keep a vault for each thing you make.
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
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Change what appears on your page
Set the system once. Then just save.
Publish a save deliberately
Save inspiration and find it again
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Where do the things that catch your eye go?
A tighter moodboard says more
Publish a save deliberately
A project, a client, a mood: each gets its own.
Save it from anywhere.
Export any time. No ads. No feed.
Your active Direction, the references you chose and what you said fit.
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Where do the things that catch your eye go?
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Saved, sorted and yours.
Store the brief next to its references
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Judge AI output against your refs, not memory
No ads. No feed.
Judge AI output against your refs, not memory
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Browses by format, source site, colour or date.
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Ten minutes a week keeps a library useful
Your latest saves, newest first.
Publish a save deliberately
Where do the things that catch your eye go?
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Bring your own references into the conversation
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A save starts in your private vault
Keep the reference while it is useful
Cut the image that argues with the others
Write why each image is on the board
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Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Your 20 newest saves with their tags, colours and descriptions.
Judge AI output against your refs, not memory
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