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Short, practical guides from Curatively, the design inspiration vault for iPhone and the web.

How to export your X (Twitter) likesX will give you your likes as a file, but not in a form you can read. Here is how to request your archive, what is in it, and what is not.How to build a moodboard from posts you have savedYou already saved the references. A moodboard is what you get when you choose from them on purpose. A method that works with any tool.Are.na, Cosmos, Pinterest and other ways to save inspirationA fair look at where people keep references: Are.na, Cosmos, Pinterest, Savee, mymind, Milanote and Curatively, and who each one suits.How to organise design screenshots so you can find them againA screenshot folder is where references go to be forgotten. Four habits that make them findable, and how to do it on an iPhone.Give your AI assistant your taste with MCPAsk Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to work from the references you saved instead of the internet’s average. What MCP is and how to connect a vault.

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