Kurato vs Ordo

Kurato turns the messy web into beautiful structured collections. Drop in a link and Kurato uses AI to extract exactly the fields that matter to your project — product specs, recipe ingredients, price points, places, papers, anything. No more tab clutter, no more screenshot folders, no more lost finds. — What you can do — • Create projects for whatever you're collecting: chairs, restaurants, papers to read, gear to buy, places to visit • Add links by paste, share sheet, or URL — Kurato scrapes the page and asks AI to turn it into structured data • Auto-harmonized fields across your links so "price", "cost", "Price (USD)" all become one filterable column • Filter, sort, and compare your collection like a spreadsheet you didn't have to build • Share projects with friends or family — collaborate in real time, comment on items, see who added what • Use the inbox to triage finds before deciding where they belong — Designed with intent — Kurato uses a Danish-inspired flat geometric design. No drop shadows, no busy gradients, no infinite scroll into nothing. Just sparse layouts with breathing room and the data you came for. — Free vs Pro — Free: Save unlimited links to your Inbox; 10 AI extractions per month for projects. Kurato Pro ($2.99/mo): 100 AI extractions per day, plus web enrichment that pulls in extra details from across the web (20 enrichments per month). Cancel anytime. — Privacy — We use Google Gemini for extraction. Pages you save to projects are sent to Gemini for processing. Pages you save to your Inbox are NOT sent to AI. We don't sell your data. Full privacy policy at kurato-app.web.app/legal/privacy.html. Questions? support@rawplusdry.com

Your head is full. Ordo empties it. Type or say everything on your mind, in any order, all at once. Ordo turns it into a clean list, sorted into three places: NOW — for today NEXT — for soon SOMEDAY — for no rush Most apps want you to get organized before you can start. Ordo works the other way: dump it as messy as it is, and get back a list that makes sense. No folders, no projects, no setup. DUMP IT • One box for everything. Type it, or tap the mic and say it as it comes. • One thing or ten: “call the landlord today, book the dentist for Tuesday, buy milk” becomes three cards, each in its place. • Add from anywhere: share text from another app, or ask Siri to “Dump to Ordo”. MAKE IT YOURS • Move any card between Now, Next and Someday with a tap. • Rename it, add notes, star what matters. • Swipe to delete. Deleted things wait 30 days in case you change your mind. • Tick things off. Keep them where they are, or send them to Done: everything you finished, in one place. Your choice in Settings. WHEN IT MATTERS • Say a time, like “call the dentist at 4” or “wake me up at 7”, and Ordo sets a reminder. • Choose how each one reaches you: a notification, or an alarm that rings like the Clock app (iOS 26). • See your reminders in Apple Reminders too, if you like. Alerts come from Ordo, so you never get two. • A home screen widget shows what’s Now. Tick things off right there. MADE FOR • The end of a long day, when everything is still in your head. • Leaving a meeting or a class with five new things to do. • Ideas that show up at the wrong moment. • Anyone who has tried a planner and given up on the setup. CALM BY DESIGN • No account. No sign-up. Your list lives on your phone. • Light or dark, each designed with care. Ordo follows your phone, or you pick one in Settings. • Back up and restore anytime. To sort a dump, its words go to Ordo’s sorting service, so sorting needs a connection. Offline? Ordo keeps your dump and sorts it when you’re back.