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Judge AI output against your refs, not memory
Give each project its own collection
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Keep a vault for each thing you make.
Colour is the tag you don't have to write
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
No ads. No feed.
Leave yourself a reason to return
Three questions that explain why something works
A save starts in your private vault
Tell the tool what to take from each reference
Keep the reference while it is useful
Your 20 newest saves with their tags, colours and descriptions.
Publish a save deliberately
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Your active Direction, the references you chose and what you said fit.
It catalogues itself.
Your latest saves, newest first.
Keep a vault for each thing you make.
Use your Curatively saves in Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Keep what catches your eye.
Browses by format, source site, colour or date.
Bring your own references into the conversation
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Store the brief next to its references
Save it from anywhere.
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
No ads. No feed.
Judge AI output against your refs, not memory
Ten minutes a week keeps a library useful
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Saving is separate from cataloguing
Point your AI at a vault.
A project, a client, a mood: each gets its own.
Search by what you remember
Saved, sorted and yours.
Colour is the tag you don't have to write
Three questions that explain why something works
Publish a save deliberately
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
Use your Curatively saves in Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Keep what catches your eye.
Keep saves private and share selected inspiration
No ads. No feed.
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