Private by design
Your data is yours. On-device where it counts, secure sync where it helps — never sold, never mined.
Curio is a solo developer making beautifully crafted, privacy-first apps. Catalog what you collect, style what you wear, calm your hands, and map everywhere you've been. Four apps, one obsession with detail.
Each app does one thing beautifully. Pick where to start — or collect them all.
Catalog, track, and value everything you collect.
Available now · iOS & AndroidYour wardrobe, with an AI stylist on call.
Available now · iOS & AndroidA pocket full of calm for busy hands.
Available now · iPhone & iPadTurn your photos into a map of everywhere you've been.
Coming soon · iPhoneThe app for serious collectors. Trading cards, vinyl, coins, comics, memorabilia — scan a barcode, snap a photo, and Curio fills in the rest, then tracks what it's worth.
Free to start · Premium $4.99/mo · Pro $9.99/mo
Catalog the pieces you actually own, build looks, plan trips, and let AI suggest outfits from your real closet — not a catalog you'll never buy.
Free to start · iOS & Android
A pocket full of calm — a cabinet of digital fidget toys that feel physical, not like tapping glass. Open the drawer, pick a little object, and let your hands do the thing.
iPhone & iPad · Free, forever — no ads, no tracking
Your camera roll already knows where you've been. Curio reads the location data in your photos and turns it into a living world map and 3D globe — automatically. No check-ins, no logging.
Free for your 1,000 most recent photos · Unlock the whole library for a one-time $0.99
Your data is yours. On-device where it counts, secure sync where it helps — never sold, never mined.
Every screen is designed, not assembled. Considered typography, real haptics, and details you can feel.
One developer, not a factory. I answer every support email myself and build what I'd want to use.
Shared design language, one account philosophy, four very different jobs. Use one, or let them add up.
I've spent a lot of time collecting Star Wars toys, comics, games, and vinyl records. When I finally decided I needed a better way to keep track of it all, I couldn't find a tool that incorporated everything I wanted and would cover a broad array of collection types.
That's why I started Curio.