Not Web3. Not just another AI demo. This is Web 4.0—a new kind of interface: alive, adaptive, and built to think with you.

At its core, Curio is a design fiction. A test. A way to ask:
What happens when you stop designing pages and start designing partners?

Inspired by rapid shifts in human-computer interaction, Curio explores what it means to build digital spaces that don’t just present work—but evolve with it.

The project imagines an operating system for the self-employed creative—the solopreneur, the founder, the small team with big ambition. A counterpoint to traditional “Windows” of work. Less folder trees, more thought trees.

Think of it like building a personal AI OS—an echo of sci-fi interfaces like Her, but grounded in today’s capabilities.

Curio exists to stretch what’s possible in interface, onboarding, and intelligent UX. It lives on my portfolio not to showcase a business, but to reveal a belief:

The future belongs to those who prototype it.

Curio is a sketch of that future.
A second brain, a mirror, a collaborator.
Not a scroll. A conversation.