Less is more
The 5 most relevant links from around the web + key takeaways, every day.
The web is too big. Let us boil it down to 5 links.
Follow your favorite topics, sites, thought leaders, and friends, and we’ll put together the most relevant new links + key takeaways for you. Made for busy people.
Expand your knowledge. Learn from experts.
Take deep dives into new topics that spark your interest. Dozens of experts are ready to introduce you to the best articles and videos from their field of expertise.
Weeks tend to get busy. Let us catch you up on the weekend.
Sometimes, weeks fly by and it’s hard to keep up. Our weekend edition makes sure you never miss any of the most important links, even in a busy week.
A smarter reading list. No more piling up.
Our reading list is explicitly designed to help you actually read what you wanted to read. One great piece at a time.
Create collections and build knowledge together.
Organize links in collections—just for yourself or to share them with the world. Invite friends and co-workers to contribute to your collections. Follow collections from other experts who curate the web for you.
And lots of small features that help you get smarter.
Reader view, audio, summaries, posts, search, trending links, topic pages, explore similar, automated link sharing, Pocket import, bulk editing, browser extension.
Take Refind with you.
Discover and save links wherever you are, take your reading list with you wherever you go.
Who we are
We’re passionate about the web, search, data science, and so many other topics. Fundamentally, we’re fascinated about what can be done with an idea and a computer. We want to move the edge. There’s so much to be done, but we focus on one task at a time. Let’s get to it.
We’re hiring! We’re a remote-friendly workplace. Wherever you are, we’d like to hear from you: hello@refind.com
Why we’re building Refind.
The web has fundamentally moved us forward. Most notably, it has given us access to the world’s information. There are currently three main ways through which we discover an ever-growing amount of content: news, social media, and search. We believe that a fourth category is missing: relevance—a calm, quiet place where we take a step back to focus on what’s most relevant to us.