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Publisher curation platform

Save the Internet.

SHRD turns the best links, posts, videos, feeds, and embeds from across the web into owned collections publishers can edit, publish, embed, and monetize.

People engage deeply when feeds are curated around actual interests instead of platform priorities. SHRD turns that behavior into a publisher-owned product surface.

Proven pattern
Billions

of ad impressions from the predecessor format

Modern format
Vertical

feeds built from social, video, links, and embeds

Publisher value
Owned

collections that can be embedded and monetized

See it in action
A live collection embed
Open

One-sheet

SHRD turns scattered web content into publisher-ready collections.

It is not a social network, bookmark app, or one-off embed widget. It is the control layer between the open web and the places publishers need fresh, curated, monetizable modules.

Problem

Platforms curate for themselves

Great content is scattered across social feeds, video platforms, articles, newsletters, and links. Platforms keep the discovery and the value inside their own walls.

Product

Publishers curate for their audiences

SHRD gives teams a way to collect, score, organize, and publish cross-platform content as owned collections on their own sites.

Business

Collections become inventory

A collection can be editorially useful, audience-useful, and commercially sponsorable through ads, video, sponsored cards, and branded collections.

How it works

Collect, control, calibrate, publish.

SHRD is for recurring collections: a playoff feed, a sneaker drop list, a fashion week board, a show recap, a resource guide, or anything else worth keeping fresh.

  1. 1
    Create a collection or start with an existing one.
  2. 2
    Add sources: manual URLs, extension saves, X Lists, managed X handles, YouTube channels, or playlists.
  3. 3
    Set trust, cadence, keyword, freshness, pruning, and exception rules.
  4. 4
    Let trusted sources publish automatically while lower-confidence finds become exceptions.
  5. 5
    Publish the collection on SHRD, embed it on a publisher site, or use it through the API.

What you can build

Editorial packages, live-ish feeds, sponsored collections, and reusable modules.

A SHRD collection can start as a simple editorial feed and become a repeatable content product: updated by trusted sources, calibrated by editors, embedded where the audience already is, and packaged for sponsors.

Playoff and tournament feeds
Golf instruction hubs
Creator and influencer campaigns
Sneaker drops and shopping guides
Fashion week or event boards
Show recaps and resource guides

Live collections

Real examples.

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Publisher controls

Useful by default, controlled when it matters.

Trusted sources can publish automatically. Lower-confidence sources surface as exceptions with source health and next moves. Publishers can tune freshness, keywords, cadence, content length, pruning, and where each collection appears.

Sources

Manual URLs, extension saves, X Lists, managed X handles, YouTube channels, YouTube playlists, and reusable source templates.

Controls

Trust, cadence, keyword, freshness, content length, pruning, and exception settings keep automated curation useful without giving up publisher control.

Surfaces

Publish collections on SHRD, embed them inline, open them in a lightbox, place them inside publisher pages, or use them through the API.

Revenue

Collections can support video placements, sponsored cards, pinned placements, and full sponsored collections.

Publisher access

Want to use SHRD?

Tell us about the site and the kinds of collections you want to build.

Need the practical workflow first? Start with the support guide.

Reviewed for fit
Publisher access

Request Publisher Access

Publisher access is selective. Tell us about your site and we will review whether SHRD is a fit.

We look for publishers with a clear editorial voice, active traffic, and a real use for curated feeds.
The application is lightweight. If there is a fit, we follow up with install details and the exact ads.txt line.

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