Instagram bookmarks that actually work — search, annotate, rate, and map every post you've ever saved.
Whether you're building a recommendation brand, planning a trip, or just tired of losing that restaurant you saved six months ago — CurateMyFeed turns your saves into something you can actually search, annotate, and share with anyone.
Type anything. Find it instantly. Search across captions, your notes, creators, and post titles. Every post you've ever saved, findable in seconds.
Add notes, star ratings, and address tags to every post. Remember why you saved it, not just that you did. Your context, preserved forever.
See every restaurant, hotel, and hidden gem on an interactive map. Planning a Tokyo trip? Every saved spot, pinned and clustered, ready to explore.
Build "Best Restaurants in Lisbon" and share it as a link. Recipients browse your curated list — no account required. Turn your taste into a resource others can discover.
When creators delete posts, your metadata, thumbnail, and notes stay safe. Your catalog is yours — permanent, regardless of what happens to the original.
Unlike rigid folders, labels let you tag a single post with multiple dimensions — tokyo, ramen, budget, late-night. Filter by any combination, instantly.
Why no other tool solves this the same way
| Capability | Instagram Native | Notion / Airtable | curatemyfeed.me ✦ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-text search | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✦ |
| Instagram-native | ✓ | — | — | ✦ |
| Star ratings + notes | — | — | ✓ | ✦ |
| Interactive map view | — | — | — | ✦ |
| Shareable collections | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✦ |
| Multi-label filtering | — | — | ✓ | ✦ |
| Preserves deleted posts | — | — | ✓ | ✦ |
"My friends DM me for restaurant recs, trip ideas, where to stay. I was re-explaining the same saved posts over and over. Now I just send one link."
"My followers ask me for my restaurant lists constantly. Now I share a link — my curated catalog, live, always up to date."
"I research every trip through saved posts. I map them by city, label by vibe, and share the whole guide before I even land."
"I've built my audience on taste. My catalog is my actual product — rated, labeled, and shareable without losing my aesthetic."
"I pull references for shoots, decks, and client briefs. Labels like 'moodboard-2026' and 'minimal-interiors' mean I find them in one click."
"My team saves inspiration to a shared collection — same posts, each with our own labels and notes. No more DM threads going nowhere."
Paste a URL. Build your catalog. Share the link — whether it's your group chat, your followers, or the client who always asks for recs.