Welcome, Product Hunters! For three days only, skip the line and join before everyone else. We’re very excited to be on Product Hunt! It’s super early but you’re the audience we had in mind when building this so we’d love to know what you think! HOW IT WORKS Save great links that will come in handy in the future. Discover what others save. And then find everything again when you really need it – for example when you later search for this topic on Google, Refind highlights links you or your friends saved (optional). POCKET? We love and use Pocket. Refind is complementary and you can connect Pocket to Refind. Pocket is a reading list, Refind is an archive. Pocket is to-do, Refind is fire and forget. Here’s how we see and use the two in combination: https://medium.com/@refind/refin... DELICIOUS? OTHERS? Delicious pioneered social bookmarking in 2003. We’re taking up on where they left off. And here’s how we believe Refind fits into today’s landscape: https://refind.com/home#difference WHY? Here’s why we’re building this: https://medium.com/@refind/this-... We really hope you like it! Again, it’s super early but we’re going to work on this for a very long time so we’d love to know what you think! I’ll be around here and you can also reach me on Twitter (https://twitter.com/dominikg) or at dominik@refind.com. Thanks a lot! Dominik (Founder)

I've known @dominikg since his days at Wuala (which he sold to LaCie). I've also been in active communication with him over the launch of Refind for several months and his tenacity, responsiveness, and care about the details reminds me of so many early Web 2.0 app launches. As he and I discussed the need for Refind and its best use cases, I came to really value his intended direction: to help separate the day-to-day wheat from the chaff, and provide an enduring archive or the best and most useful links *over time*. In an age where we're all washed in a digital deluge, it's nice to finally have a life raft to climb into.

I've been using Refind for a few months now, and it has become part of my workflow. I use it to save all the interesting and relevant things I come across that I want to find again later, and never knew before what to do with. Their Pocket integration is especially helpful for me. Because it's a curated community, Refind also lets me discover lots of great content and resources I would otherwise not have found.

This is really cool.

Been playing around with this for a few days now :) - quite like it. They have an integration with Pocket too You can read the story behind building Refind here but I'll let @dominikg tell us more here :) Question: How does the implementation of multiple feeds on Nuzzel 2.0 effect your plans with Refind? Do you see it as an alternative/something that can work alongside Nuzzel? Are you concerned people will see this as "another place on the web for articles" when there are many sources out there atm?

I have been using Refind for a few months and have seen how it has been evolving and shaping up into a really useful and nice product. Over that time it has become part of my routine. I see something interesting, something that I think could help me later, something that I want to add to the body of knowledge I have easy access to, I store it in Refind with one click. The biggest part for me is not the repository of knowledge that I am building though - it is the social aspects of the product. A new tab extension allows me to see the links stored by people I follow and the quality of those links has been very high - although I have to be diligent with unfollowing noisy people that do not fit my interest spectrum. The Refind stream has drastically reduced my Twitter usage as I just get my daily dose of inspiring articles and content there.

Very nice app,i think it needs some more work on the design side! But there's room to grow! 👍

One of the best product ive ever seen here on producthunt ! Thanks so much for sharing !

'Discover the Web' sounds familiar... I should have trademarked that ;) https://www.producthunt.com/tech...

Been using it for some months now and it's indeed a great addition to my stack of reading, finding and archiving great links. I especially like having all the curated links when I open a new Chrome tab :D

Just downloaded it, will have a play around!

I see my home screen has popular content, but what about an easy way to just see the links I've saved? Maybe when user clicks inside of the search bar, you display the available filters? That was my expected behavior..

If you allow users to auto save favorited tweets ---I'd pay u!

I've been using Refind for a week or so and I have read so many good articles. The quality of the posts Refind finds is amazing.

Sometimes the amount of good links results in lower productivity :/ I'm working on this.

Kudos on the makers, this is a very useful tool.

Pros:

Lots of good links, very interesting information I couldn't find by myself. It's a great source of news.

Cons:

I only wanted to have an option to see the chrome links I had in my default new tab page. Not a big deal though.

A simple and very effective product! Love the way it works silently and almost invisible in a very useful way! Congrats @dominikg

Used it for a few weeks now. Mainly as a source of great content. I especially love the weekly digest. Great stuff!

Good idea, you need to get how to keep users at the beginning. Instead of proposing following Twitter users I would prefer to engage by showing my saves (even if I am alone). Good job!

will your revenue plan involve sharing or analyzing links (including my own) and then selling ads against it, or data in bulk?

somehow i see it being competitive to product hunt? correct me if I'm wrong :) I know you say all links, but saving the best is what I already do here :).

Will there be a Safari Web Browser extension? (Not iOS)