I loosely keep track of design inspiration on Notion! It's like your personal interest. For ex, I am collecting a resource of Notion-based websites that look nice here: https://www.notion.so/optemization/2e452a37cb6841c6a91154b133744323?v=1f24d3b07ed1476e98f6d7bf00aee352

I haven't used any team tools in this space recently. When our team is researching design inspiration, typically we'll share screenshots in Notion which works reasonably well just as a way to pull ideas together. Definitely not as flexible as an app built around sharing design files, though.

Eagle looks great—and a few others I've heard of include Dropmark and Niice.

One I've been trying lately that's very nicely designed is mymind, a new beta visual bookmarking tool that's a bit similar to Zootool. You can clip any website or drag in any photo, then search for them and mymind manages to find things based on colors, website keywords, recognized text, and more. You can also add custom tags to organize manually, and share individual bookmarks with others. If they make a collaborative version, that may end up being a great option.

Zootool, the closest other app I've used to it, has been shut down, as have so many Mac apps in this space (at least, to organize images for personal inspiration and research) including Ember, Inboard, Pixa, and Stache.

Another newer personal app for design inspiration is the Mac app Pixave—but again, that'd only help in organizing design files on your own, not as a team. And Pinterest could, to a certain degree, work for sharing design inspiration with a team, though in more of a social network than a design-focused tool.

I would suggest Whimsical. If you need to talk to pro users, send me a Twitter DM.

Coda has a really slick Figma integration that allows you to organize and tag your designs in a table, filter to the latest designs, and see real-time Figma updates within a Coda doc.

Actually my ideal setup is designing in Figma and running automations and workflows around the design process in Coda

I usually use are.na for this. It lets you clip pages as visual blocks to put in an online repo. You can organize those blocks into channels and their Chrome extension is overall really handy. https://www.are.na/

I really like Milanote https://www.milanote.com/refer/rcAkxDzVluLcCpDx4I.

It has great compatibility, commenting, and sharing features, and a good freemium/referral plan.

I enjoy using it a lot.

I‘m using Notion and I like the fact that I can relate inspiration notes with projects.

But Notion is slow and I like to be able to browse my gallery quickly. Do when I recently discovered https://eagle.cool it was an insta-buy and i really grew accustomed quickly.

The downside is that I keep the same information in two places - until I make up my mind to which I want to settle.