Today
Your list lives in a README, a Notion page, or a sheet only you open. Adding the 91st entry means a commit nobody sees. The people who starred it once will never hear that it grew.
Vakh for catalogues
Bring the list you already keep. Give it a link people can browse, filter, and follow.
Today
Your list lives in a README, a Notion page, or a sheet only you open. Adding the 91st entry means a commit nobody sees. The people who starred it once will never hear that it grew.
With Vakh
Your list is a catalogue with a link. Tools, places, books, papers, links, the things worth knowing about in your field. Readers browse the gallery, filter the table, sort by newest, or open the category board. You add one entry over coffee and it reaches every follower before lunch. Open it to suggestions when you want them, and approve what appears. The list you were already keeping has become the thing people know you for.
See it in action
Entries as a gallery, a table, a list, and a category board. The Whole setup tab shows the other boards in this set.
Anyone can suggest an entry. Curators approve what appears.
Import entries from CSV. Choose typed fields so every entry has the same shape.
The same entries read as a gallery, a table, a list, or a category board.
Readers filter and follow. Only you add entries, until you open it to suggestions and approve what becomes public.
And more
A directory of places with reviews. A radar of deadlines. A wiki with sources. A shelf of what you rate. Your assistant adding entries over MCP.
The list you were already keeping becomes the thing people know you for.
For organisations
Archives, libraries, collectives, and companies keep catalogues that outgrow a spreadsheet. We work with organisations to shape the fields, views, and permissions around what the catalogue is for, so it stays useful as it grows and as the people keeping it change.