Editorial guides on visual bookmarking, prompt manager workflows, PizzaFeed, community panels, and building a calmer customizable start page.
RSS feeds are a simple web standard for subscribing to updates without algorithms. Here’s what RSS is, how it works (RSS vs Atom), and why more people are returning to feeds for calmer, higher-signal reading
Stop losing your best prompts in chat threads and notes. Build a reusable prompt library with categories + tags, and save prompts next to links for a faster research workflow.
Looking for the best travel planning websites? These 10 travel resources help with itineraries, route planning, reviews, trip ideas, and mistakes to avoid.
Looking for the best websites for book lovers? These 10 book sites help you find reviews, curated recommendations, literary news, and better reading ideas.
Ten high-signal destinations for photography as an art form—magazines, museums, and platforms that consistently publish work with depth, context, and strong curation.
More people are scrolling but posting less—while doomscrolling fatigue pushes a return to newsletters, websites, and curated feeds you control.
A simple two-layer system—categories for context, hashtags for intent—makes saving and finding links dramatically faster.
Most bookmark collections turn into dead archives. A living dashboard stays useful by design: context, small panels, light tags, selective feeds, and weekly cleanup.
Bookmarks are snapshots. Feeds keep your board alive—if you use them with intention: high-signal sources, bounded volume, and regular pruning.