Curiosity
Save a link, see the full picture. Let's make the cat meow.
Curiosity launched on April 9, 2026 with 1 votes, #8,101 of 21,248 launches that month.
What it does
Curiosity reads a link, pulls out the key ideas, and finds more; different perspectives, deeper dives, related work. It quietly organizes everything, connects ideas, and ensures you don't forget the important parts. One place for every rabbit hole. Your library grows around the things you're actually curious about. Over time, it starts connecting things. Every morning, Curiosity pulls out something you saved weeks ago and says: remember this?
Curiosity makes the cat. Meow. Contribute to k3sava/curiosity development by creating an account on GitHub.
I browse a lot. Articles, repos, threads, talks, PDFs. I save them everywhere — Chrome bookmarks, Pocket, Slack, tabs I swear I'll get back to. I never do. Over 10+ years I built up thousands of saved links. A personal internet I'd never revisit. Sound familiar? I tried Raindrop. Pocket. Hoarder. They organize your links. That was never my problem. My problem was that I had no system. No way to make sense of what I'd collected. No way to connect ideas across topics. No way to remember the good stuff before it faded into the pile. One place for everything you find on the web. Save it. Curiosity reads it, pulls out the ideas worth keeping, connects it to what you already know, and makes sure…from github.com
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