Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Vishvesh — a PM who codes on the side. Qurioh is my "stop losing your curiosity" project. Here's what happened to me on every trip or around me. I'd photograph an interesting stepwell in Rajasthan, promise to look it up "when I get home", never did. Two years later I'd find the photo with zero memory of what it was. Qurioh catches that moment. You photograph anything curious — a stepwell, a plant, a kitchen artifact you can't name — and in about 10 seconds you get back a short, well-written story about it. Then it's in your journal forever. Searchable, shareable, yours. I built it as a "Field Journal" — warm paper, taped-in photos, a compass button as the hero. I wanted it to feel like an old notebook, not another SaaS app. 📷 One-tap capture → AI identifies + writes a card 📖 The card: a lede, a short story, a "did you know" fact, and telegraphic margin notes 🗺 A timeline of everything you've saved, searchable by name, place, or story text 📮 Postcard-style share cards when you want to post one ☁️ Cloud sync (new in v1.2) — sign in with Apple or Google, your journal restores on any device Free. No subscription, no ads. An honest tool I made for myself and figured others might want. Would love your feedback — especially: • What would you photograph first? • What would make you actually keep using it? Reach me: vishveshpandya245@gmail.com 📱 iOS · https://apps.apple.com/us/app/qu... 🤖 Android · https://play.google.com/store/ap...

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Do you ever look up the things you photographed while travelling?

Every trip I come home with 10+ photos of things I meant to learn about: a carved pillar at a monastery in Spiti, a painting in a museum, a dish I tried abroad. I always tell myself I'll look them up later, and then I don't. Do you have a way to keep up with the things you get curious about on a trip?

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Field notes for a curious life

Field notes for a curious life

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Do you ever look up the things you photographed while travelling?

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Do you ever look up the things you photographed while travelling?