Three for Personal Curation — The Shortlist

The internet gives us more things worth remembering than we could ever keep track of. Images, links, references, ideas, and small discoveries disappear almost as quickly as we find them.

Resurf, Pool, and Cosmos approach that problem from slightly different angles, but share the same idea: curation should feel personal. Not like building another archive, but like creating a space where the things you care about can stay visible, resurface, and slowly become part of your own collection.

Selection 01

Resurf

Resurf Team

Resurf is a personal library for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. It helps you remember the parts of the internet you love but tend to forget. You can save almost anything worth coming back to. It feels like curating your own archive of awesome things.

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Selection 02

Pool

Random Access Memories Co.

"Save anything with a screenshot." That's what Pool by Random Access Memories is all about. We take screenshots of various things, but never really keep the context of why we took this screenshot. Pool lets you curate all screenshots on your phone in various topic-based pools.

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Selection 03

Cosmos

Cosmos Entity

Cosmos is one of the best places for calm inspiration. It feels like it is what Pinterest wanted to be. You can scroll for hours and always find new beautiful things to save.

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