FreeUI designers worth learning from
Follow them for a week and watch your own work change.

The ones I still hand to people.

Follow them for a week and watch your own work change.

Southern Europe, mostly. The kind that don't have a lobby playlist.

Records I've reached for more than three times.

No first-week openings, no influencer tables.

The ones still in my dock after the free trials ended.

Not the best of the year. The ones that stayed.
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The designers you learn from. Who to follow for AI. The essays founders reread, the books your yoga teacher swears by. If you recommend it, add it to your list.
FreeFollow them for a week and watch your own work change.
FreePeople who explain how it works, not what it will replace.
FreeThe ones still in my dock after the free trials ended.
PaidFor the week the numbers look bad.
FreeFor when the productivity books stop working.

Half memoir, half sketchbook. Open it anywhere.

Explains the voice in your head without making it weird.

The book Steve Jobs had handed out at his own memorial.
FreeEpisodes that outlast a twenty-miler.

Four-hour company histories that somehow fly by.

A single episode can outlast the hike.

Musicians take one song apart, piece by piece.
Ask a chef where to eat, a DJ what to play, the friend with a spreadsheet for every city. Follow them once and their new lists come straight to you.
Mara D.restaurant critic
Jordan K.record-store buyer
Anya M.hotel critic
Theo R.book critic
Rae L.film criticYour feed
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Records I've reached for more than three times.
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No first-week openings, no influencer tables.
DiningThe notes app. A saved link. A photo from Saturday. A voice memo you sent yourself. Whatever form it’s in, it counts.
Drop it in as it is, with a line on why if you have one.
Save it privately, or publish when you’re ready. One link you can return to as your list grows.
The notes app. A saved link. A photo from Saturday. A voice memo you sent yourself. Whatever form it’s in, it counts.
Drop it in as it is, with a line on why if you have one.
Save it privately, or publish when you’re ready. One link you can return to as your list grows.

The places I send everyone. Updated when one earns it.
A name or link and a comment about why you like it is enough.

Bakery · Lisbon
Visit websiteYour noteeat warm, standing at counter.
This becomes your real list.
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You’re the one people text for a dinner spot, a record, a book for the flight. Stop typing the same answers into a dozen chats. Put them on one page, free or paid, and send people the link instead.
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Mara D.
Ten years of eating out for a living. These are the ones I’d send my mother to.
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Real people’s picks, right in ChatGPT or Claude.
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Weekend in Lisbon
Curated connected

Prawns first. Everything else second.
curated.network/list/lisbonLive with your approval
A list of recommendations chosen by a person, with a reason for each pick. Books, restaurants, software, designers to follow, a reading path into a new subject. Curated keeps the choices, notes and links together on a page you can share.
Yes. Published free lists are open to read. Sign in to save them to your Library, or follow a list or its curator. A paid list has its own price and access terms.
Yes. Connect Curated to Claude or ChatGPT and approve access. Your AI can find published lists, add picks with your notes, and turn your conversation into a private list. You choose when to publish. You can also make and edit lists directly in Curated.
Yes. Keep adding picks and notes to the same list. Its link stays the same, so you can send it once and keep improving it. Readers who follow the list see new picks as it grows.
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