Everything you notice
becomes a reference
you can actually use.

curate captures the design patterns you encounter every day and turns them into a personal library you can search the way you remember — fuzzy, imprecise, yours.

How it works
01
Capture what catches your eye.

A keyboard shortcut. An overlay that detects individual components as you hover — a modal, a card, a navigation bar. Click to capture. It's in your library before you finish your thought.

02
Never organize anything.

Component type, color palette, typography, platform. curate understands what you captured and files it without being asked. No folders. No tags. No maintenance.

03
Search like you remember.

“That date picker I saw on Linear.” “The way Stripe handles inline editing.” Describe what you're looking for in your own words. curate knows what you mean.

The best design references are the ones you personally encountered, in context, while using real products.

Record entire flows
Walk through it once. Keep it forever.

Tell curate you're about to step through a flow — an onboarding sequence, a checkout, a settings panel. It captures each screen as you navigate and stitches them into an ordered reference you can replay.

Why this matters now
The tools build faster now. Your eye decides what's worth building.

AI can generate layouts, write code, ship prototypes before lunch. The bottleneck isn't execution anymore — it's taste. Every pattern you've noticed, every interaction that made you pause, every decision you've internalized about what good feels like. That's your most valuable asset. curate makes it searchable.

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macOS only. Free during beta.