  We show that tailoring the geometric curvature profile of magnets can be used
for bespoke design of an effective non-relativistic spin-orbit coupling, which
may be used to control proximity effects if the magnet is coupled to a
superconductor. We consider proximity-coupled one-dimensional magnetic wires
with variable curvatures, specifically three distinct shapes classified as J-,
C-, and S-type. We demonstrate a chirality-dependent spin polarization of the
superconducting correlations, and show the role of curvature in determining the
ground state of mixed-chirality junctions. We speculate on how this may be
implemented in novel device design, and include analysis of its usage in a
spin-triplet SQUID
