Question: I'm looking for a tool that helps me organize and curate online content from various sources, can you suggest something?

If you need a tool to curate and organize information from across the web, Kurator is a great option. It works right in your browser to curate web pages, emails, social posts and other web documents. It can personalize the content so it's easily searchable when you need it. It works with Chrome, Edge and Brave, and you can integrate YouTube, Feedly, Reddit, Pocket and RSS feeds through IFTTT. It's good for thought leaders, marketers, influencers, project managers and salespeople who need to find information faster and share curated information with their audience.

Another tool worth considering is MyMemo, an AI-based information retrieval system. It indexes, processes and retrieves digital information from articles, links, screenshots and videos, all through a single interface. With features like AI analysis, natural language search and content generation, MyMemo can help you organize your digital information. It also comes with an AI-based podcast feature for Pro and Ultra plan subscribers, making it a good option for those who want to boost their productivity and decision-making abilities.

Recall is another tool that lets you summarize and archive information on the web, including YouTube videos, blog posts, PDFs and articles. It uses AI to summarize information, link new information to what you already know, categorize information and work offline. It's good for professionals, students and lifelong learners who want to work more efficiently and remember what they learned.

If you're trying to maintain a strong social media presence, Curatora offers automated content discovery, customizable content streams, AI-powered recommendations and scheduled publishing. It can help you curate and share high-quality content across multiple social media profiles, which can help you increase your social media engagement and keep your audience up to date with fresh content.