Hi,This is Sang Ha, solo founder of Lente. I am super excited and nervous to share what I’ve been working on for the past 6 months.When I read, I realized that I almost always have to go back in time, often years and years, to find the best contents in a given field or topic. And I would be lucky if I found some in few hours after surfing through Google, Twitter, and Github.Then I wondered ,“Why don’t we actively curate great contents in the web like we do for books”? Because great content’s don’t have expiration dates, right? Actually they only get better with time as good wines do.That’s how I started building Lente.Lente is a new mobile reading app aiming to curate not only current contents, but also the past contents. In the process, I want to give the power to curate and evaluate back to users. Because there’s no better judge than public. Think of Spotify for their user-generated playlists!To add a bit of flavor, for "today", I'm meta-curating various well-known media, popular newsletters with assortment links, and adding ad-hoc contents. For "timeless", I also heavily rely on meta-curation for the initialization (Longform, Longreads, blogs (Astral Codex Ten, WBW), newsletters (the Browser). As user starts to interact with the app, I plan to substitute current curation with the in-app data (similar to Instapaper & Pocket).If anyone wants to discuss about how I can improve this overall curation process to get things started more smoothly or just wanna share their experiences or try out the app in the website below, that would be super helpful.Thanks again for reading and stay strong![1] Link to the website: 