Save inspiration and find it again

Keep the reference while it is useful

Open your vault and use the add control to paste a link, add an image or write a note. On iPhone, you can also send a link to Curatively from the share sheet.

Your vault holds the things you save together. You do not need to decide on a folder before saving a film, a room, a piece of clothing or an idea.

Leave yourself a reason to return

A short note can explain what caught your eye: the lighting in a room, the shape of a jacket or the opening shot of a film. Open the save to add or edit its note.

For a room reference: “Warm wood, soft daylight and a low reading chair.”

Search by what you remember

With optional AI enabled, Curatively catalogues eligible saves and supports searching by a phrase. A newly saved item needs to finish cataloguing before phrase search can find it.

Try describing the reference rather than remembering its exact title. Date, source and format filters can narrow your vault without an AI query; colour filters depend on the catalogue.

Try “a quiet room with wooden furniture” for a catalogued reference like the room above. Results depend on what is in your vault.

Saving is separate from cataloguing

Saving, viewing and exporting work without optional AI. The free plan includes a cataloguing allowance; Plus extends cataloguing beyond that allowance. Your account shows the allowance and plan available to you.

AI cataloguing and search require your permission. Review the provider disclosure in Account before enabling them. Turning this off stops new catalogue and search AI requests; requests already sent may finish.