You're not lazy. You're outnumbered.
Hundreds of near-identical shots. A handful make the cut. The math is the problem — not you.
Three steps. One of them is yours.
Sync
Auto-synced to your camera roll on iPhone — or upload a batch from the web. Either way, nothing to sort.
We choose
It culls, crops, and builds a finished carousel — and shows you why.
You post
Approve, and curator hands the set to Instagram or Facebook.
A finished set, not a folder
You don't have a photo problem. You have a choosing problem.
curator clusters the trip, culls the dupes, crops each shot to 4:5, and sequences them into a set that's ready to post.
Under the hood
Why these picks?
No black box. curator groups your shots by moment, drops the dupes and misses, scores what's left, then crops, relights, and orders the keepers — and shows you why each one made the cut.
Group by moment
Clusters the roll by scene, time & place.
Drop the misses
Cuts dupes, blur & blinks.
Score what's left
Ranks sharpness, light & faces.
Polish & sequence
Crops 4:5, relights, orders to flow.
The wedge
Apple & Google Memories: 0 posts. curator: a ready carousel.
Apple Photos and Google Photos both spin up a pretty montage that dies in your camera roll. curator hands you a carousel and posts it to Instagram and Facebook.
Inside the app
From your roll to your feed.
See the picks and swap anything you don't love — curator re-suggests until it feels right, and learns your taste for next time.
You've got 247 new photos
Here are your picks
The Boat Day · swap any you don't love
Keep or skip?
3 of 12
Your keepers, live on Instagram & Facebook
Time back
Five minutes, not fifty.
A polished carousel by hand means scrolling, culling, cropping, captioning. curator does that part — you just approve and post.
≈ 45 minutes back per post. Post a few times a week and that's hours every month.
One-time or continuous
Two ways to clear the pile.
Use it once for a backlog, or keep it running so your feed never falls behind.
Dump one album
Sitting on a trip or an event? Drop a single album and get a finished, ready-to-post set back — no subscription, no commitment.
Every week, automatic
Stay synced and curator clears your pile every week — straight to camera-roll inbox zero.
On the roadmap
Where curator's headed.
Early access shapes what we build next. Tap the ones you'd want — it tells us where to go.
Questions, answered honestly.
How does curator actually work?+
It reads your camera roll, sorts it by day and scene, culls the dupes and weak shots, crops the keepers to 4:5, lightly cleans them up, and arranges them into a finished carousel — then shows you why it picked each one. You approve, tweak, or swap before anything posts.
How many photos does it pick?+
However many the set actually needs — it adapts to the album, not a fixed count. A quiet day might be four; a big trip, ten or more. You can always add or drop one.
Is it AI, or a real person?+
All AI — instant, private, and available any time, with no stranger combing through your camera roll.
Does it learn what I like?+
Yes. Every swap teaches it your taste, so each round of suggestions needs less tweaking than the last.
Does it post to my feed automatically?+
No — you approve every post. curator builds the set and hands it to Instagram or Facebook to publish. Nothing leaves your phone without your tap.
One-time, or every week?+
Both. Dump a single album for a one-off set, or keep it synced and curator clears each week to camera-roll inbox zero — Instagram & Facebook either way.
What happens to my photos?+
They stay yours. curator learns your taste privately, never posts anything without your tap, and you can delete your data anytime.
What does it cost?+
Pricing isn't locked yet — early access helps us set it, and you'll lock in founder rates.
Are you affiliated with Instagram or Meta?+
No. curator is an independent app — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Instagram, Facebook, or Meta.
Stop scrolling your camera roll. Start posting from it.
First in line when Curator opens — we'll email the moment your spot's ready.