Curatively vs Cosmos for saving design inspiration
Cosmos and Curatively both keep images you want to come back to and both search by colour. Cosmos is built around collections you can build with other people and a way to find more images like the one you love. Curatively is a private vault that catalogues each save and lets your AI tools read it.
Side by side
| Curatively | Cosmos | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iPhone and iPad app, and the web | Website and an iOS app, with saving from the browser |
| Price | Free to save, with no limit. Plus is $24.99 a year or $59.99 once | Sign-up is described as free; its site lists no plans or prices |
| Search | By description, colour, source, format or date | By colour, and find similar elements from an image you love |
| Collaboration | Publish the saves you choose on your public page | Invite others to build collections with you |
| AI-generated images | No filter for them | Show, blur or hide images flagged as AI-generated |
Already on Cosmos? Curatively’s iPhone app imports a Cosmos export. It holds images only, without their sources.
Cosmos details from Cosmos’s own site, checked 4 November 2026.
Who each is for
Curatively
People who want a private vault on iPhone and the web that catalogues itself, with AI tools that can read it.
Cosmos
People who want to build collections with others and find more images that look like the ones they love.
Try Curatively on iPhone.
Free to save. Plus is $24.99 a year or $59.99 once.
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