Curio: Read Later & Bookmarks

Curio keeps the links worth keeping. Save an article, a video or any page, from any app, and Curio fills in its title, tags, description and preview for you. Sort what you keep into collections, and share the ones worth sharing.

SAVE FROM ANYWHERE
• Share a link from your browser, YouTube or any other app and pick "Save to Curio".
• Curio reads the page and suggests a title, 3–5 tags, a short description and a preview image. Change anything before you save.
• Not happy with a description? Rewrite asks for a fresh one.
• YouTube videos come with their details and open in YouTube.
• Add private notes to any link. Only you see them.
• Curio tells you when a link is already in your library.

READ LATER, FIND IT AGAIN
• Every link is Unread, Read or Archived, so your reading list stays short.
• Search titles, tags, notes and links. Case and accents don't matter.
• Filter by one or more tags, sort by newest, oldest or title, and switch between list and grid.
• Select many links at once to mark them read, archive them, add them to collections, refresh their details, or delete them (with undo).

COLLECTIONS
• Group links into collections: reading lists, research, recipes, tools, anything.
• Make a collection public and share its link. Anyone can open it in a browser, without the app, or follow it by RSS.
• Follow other people's public collections, or import a copy into your own library.
• Your public profile shows your public collections.

ON YOUR PHONE
• A home-screen widget with your unread count, your latest unread links and a + to save another.
• Your library opens and can be read without a connection. Saving and editing need one.
• Light, dark, or following your system.
• On tablets, and phones held sideways, the open collection sits beside the list.

BRING YOUR BOOKMARKS, TAKE THEM WITH YOU
• Import bookmarks from Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, a CSV export from Pocket or Raindrop, any CSV with a url column, or a Curio JSON file.
• Bookmark folders become collections, and links you already have are skipped.
• Curio can fill in the details of every imported link, in the background.
• Export your whole library as JSON, or as a bookmarks file any browser opens.

ONE LIBRARY, ON YOUR PHONE AND THE WEB
Curio also runs in the browser at curio-resource-hub.pages.dev, with the same account. Changes show up everywhere you're signed in, within a moment.

GOOD TO KNOW
• You need a Curio account: sign in with Google, or with an email and password.
• Suggestions come from an AI model working from the page's own text. They can be wrong now and then, so give them a look before you share.
• Each account gets 20 AI suggestions a minute. Long imports pause and carry on by themselves.
• Curio is in English.

PRIVACY
• Your links, notes and collections are stored in your Curio account, so they sync between your devices. Notes are always private, and a collection is only visible to others once you make it public.
• To suggest details, Curio's server reads the page you save and passes its text to an AI model.
• Crash reports (device model, system version, where it failed) are on by default. Anonymous usage statistics (which features are used, never your links, notes or collections) are off until you switch them on. Both are in Me → Privacy.
• No ads, and no advertising ID.