Save, organise,share
Save links with one click, organise them by context, and share what you know through public pages built from your own curation.
Chrome extension, bookmarklet, or your phone's share sheet. Title, image and domain come in automatically.
Spaces separate the contexts of your life: work, study, personal. Inside them, build collections by topic — with tags and your own notes.
A public collection becomes a page with your name, your contacts, and your curation, ready to share with your audience, students or colleagues.
Someone read it before recommending it
The internet turned into a pile of mass-produced content. On Quickrefs, every link is there because a person decided it was worth the click — and wrote, in their own words, why.
For people who live off references
Too much material scattered across tabs, screenshots, saved messages, notebooks and drafts?
Bibliography, papers and lecture videos organized by course. The whole collection becomes reading material and a syllabus reference — shareable with the whole class.
Story leads, sources and inspiration organised around your content. Your public link credits your sources and recommendations to your audience.
Papers, preprints and datasets by research line, with your critical notes attached. Share your bibliography and reviews in one link.
Saving has to fit your flow
The Chrome extension saves the open tab in one click. On your phone, Quickrefs picks up anything through the system share sheet.
in 1 click
Firefox and native iPhone/Android apps come later — only once the Chrome extension is flawless.
Plans
Save as much as you want, for free, forever. Subscribe once your curation becomes work.
To start organising today.
For sharing curation on a regular basis.
Whoever visits a public collection never pays to see it. Going past the free limit deletes nothing and charges nothing — you choose whether to subscribe or stay free.
Your next tab doesn't have to get lost
Create your account in 30 seconds, save your first link, and watch your public page come to life.