F-Curator

F-Curator, just like the name suggests, acts as a sort of self-created repository. What does this app allow one to hold in its databases? Website links.

Whether you find yourself in the need to create a database of necessary links for a personal project or believe it is better to be organized when developing a professional plan, this program can help you create a neat website repository, allowing the user to create multiple categories for easy sorting and access.

This program is under continuous development in order to include various upgrades and functionality improvements. The app already includes offline support, data persistence, and remote resource integration. Drag and drop sorting is also another helpful feature for avoiding any waste of time.

A search tool is also included for those who already have a hefty database and would like to navigate to their points of interest without any hesitation. Judgment of URL validity and repetitiveness, and support for importing database packages are features for more advanced users.

The application's looks are nothing to write home about, yet, at the same time, one can't really say the program is in any visual way displeasing. Buttons, functions, and all other components are well-placed. The user should easily anticipate where each function is and what it does. Labeling is not an issue either.

Worth noting is that once you add entries to the database, provided that an icon is associated with the imported website link, it will be displayed within the app. Thus, finding the right entry could become easier due to this aspect.

F-Curator is an interesting application that might come in handy for individuals looking to create a system of organized and useful links for various projects and uses.