Hey Product Hunt! You're always navigating the internet alone and without a way to act on what you discover. With Curius you can create a trail of what you've been reading by saving and adding highlights to webpages with a simple, seamless extension. Every bookmark is instantly saved to a beautiful online bookshelf, accessible by anyone through curius.app/your-name What's more, you can browse your friend's links and highlights and learn things together. Built with love and an obsessive attention to detail, by @noahtren, @yvonne_chen2, @jonathan_xu1. Check us out at https://curius.app Features 👍 One click bookmark 📄 Instantly updated homepage of your links ✨ Public highlights 🔎 Searchable links 🗂️ Organize bookmarks with tags We'd love for you to check it out, and send any feedback or feature requests our way!

Curius is the product I've been looking for!! 😇 Used hypothes.is for a while but didn't really like the interface. I'm excited to finally be able to share online reading thoughts with friends 🙌

I’ve been using Curius for a while now and have been pleasantly surprised by how it makes reading online more active. Friends can recommend readings to you and engage in discussion on a shared article/paper of interest. Discovery of new content through friends is also surprisingly good in many situations.

I've been using Curius for a few months now, and it's been great for encouraging me to read more! My favorite part is seeing content my friends read pop up every time I open a new tab. Additionally, the tags feature helps with noticing long-term trends in my reading that I wouldn't have realized by myself. Super exciting to see what happens as more people start using it :)

I was introduced to Curius a while ago and I've never seen such a seamless and efficient way to share thoughts, comments, and ideas in a way that really speaks to a passion for learning. I've gained so many insightful, interesting, and sometimes random facts and perspectives through traversing my friends bookmarks that I didn't plan on learning when I woke up that day. It's information sharing on a personal level, with a beautiful user interface to match!

THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!! I used to use Roam to save links by copy-pasting them in and adding notes, and this extension removes all the friction to do that

I love this and have been using it for a few months. Until Curius, I never found a good way to aggregate and show others articles and websites that I found insightful. The UX makes a lot of sense and is seamless. Highly recommend everyone to try it out!

Very useful to bookmark content from everywhere!

This is way cleaner than maintaining a public Notion wiki full of bookmarks. I also like the added touch of having the Curius site as my new tab page. Kudos to the makers!

I've been using Curius for months, and all of the "obvious things" work really well: one click highlighting and logging, and nice generated reading logs. But what I've been surprised by is how much I like the "social" features. Getting to see what my friends are reading is a nice way to asynchronously stay in touch with what the people I care about are reading and thinking.

Nice idea! 💯

Can I change my name? Or am my trapped with my google name? Also, in the new tab my saved pages are appearing, but not on curius/my-name, is the service having some trouble? my name has an ú, can that be causing the problem? ?makers

Rad!

Wonderful!

Hey, I have some UX feedback for you (UI is great) https://app.usebubbles.com/5zM8N... Have a great day!

Amazing!

Looks great, and I'd love to experiment with it further. Looks like this could fill a tidy little gap in my current stack that would allow for collaborative knowledge management and sense-making. That said, is there / will there be a bookmarklet that *doesn't* depend on Chrome? And perhaps a PWA for mobile devices?

awesome product!

I was wondering how to add a new category on the personal page, that function is not obvious on the page.

This is actually amazing guys. Has seriously upgraded the quality of what I read on the internet.