Kurator

Curation differs from bookmarking in that it allows you to add important information like personal comments, and useful meta tags such as author, publisher, date, and content tags that enable you to specify your intent for saving a specific post.

This meta information makes it easier for you to find what you have saved and reuse it for other purposes. Many web pages, including web-based documents and social media posts, do not have meta information saved with the page.

Kurator allows you to add all that information to each post, so you can easily index and reuse it. Once you save a link, the Kurator icon changes. By clicking on the Kurator icon, you can read your notes.

The tag search bar is a very useful feature as it makes it easy for you to quickly find the information you are looking for in context.

As your collections grow, and you are managing tens or even hundreds of links per collection, the search function here will save you a lot of time looking for information.

You can now easily eliminate tab clutter and access your project links and research in context, by quickly filtering and accessing all of your links in context.

Kurator makes publishing your research easy. Simply curate and organize your content in Kurator. Then, publish the content of selected folders via custom RSS feeds, embed codes, or our WordPress plugin directly to your website and newsletter.

Kurator Global Search allows you to easily search your entire bookmark collection by Headline, Description, Publisher, Author, and Content tags.

This feature enables you to locate relevant information within the context of your collections, as search results display the path of the link.

The share feature makes it easy for teams to contribute content to the same folder and work off of the same research pool.

People who share the folder are in control of everyone's content and can delete and edit that content.

All contributors can only manage and edit their own content, but they can search and access everyone's content.