Save, organise,share

quickrefs.com · 2026-09-29 · by Long Nguyen ·generic
Save links with one click, organise them by context, and share what you know through public pages built from your own curation.

Save, organise,share

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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.

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quickrefs.app/c/design-systems-b2b

MFMarina Fontes7 links · 3.4k visitspublic

RRadix Primitivesradix-ui.comThe base for any new design system — saves weeks.

TTokens Studio — Figma Plugintokens.studio

SSpectrum — Adobe Design Systemspectrum.adobe.com

Illustration of a person writing on a laptop while note pages float around them

MCMegan Carterproduct designerDesign

Design systems for B2B products

7 links3.4k visits

NHNeil HolyfieldastrophysicistScience

JWST and the earliest massive galaxies

14 links12.8k visits

APAnanya PatelUX researcherDesign

A qualitative research toolkit

16 links5.2k visits

CRClaire Rousseautype designerDesign

Typography for screens: the essentials

23 links8.9k visits

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Organise

Spaces separate the contexts of your life: work, study, personal. Inside them, build collections by topic — with tags and your own notes.

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Made by people

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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.

A curator's note on every link: why it's worth your time.

No feed, no automatic recommendations, no paid ranking.

You follow people — not algorithms.

“It's what I recommend to any team starting a design system from scratch — it saves weeks of accessibility work.”

MFMarina Fontescurator's note on a saved link

For people who live off references

Too much material scattered across tabs, screenshots, saved messages, notebooks and drafts?

Professors and students

Bibliography, papers and lecture videos organized by course. The whole collection becomes reading material and a syllabus reference — shareable with the whole class.

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Writers, journalists and content creators

Story leads, sources and inspiration organised around your content. Your public link credits your sources and recommendations to your audience.

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Research community

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Saving is the easy part

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Human curation, public by link

Saving a link

Bookmarks and read-laterOne click. Stuck in that browser.

Social networksOne tap — if you're already inside the app.

QuickrefsOne click. Any browser, or your phone's share sheet.

What you can save

Bookmarks and read-laterAny page on the web.

Social networksOnly what was posted inside that network.

QuickrefsAny page on the web.

Grouped by topic

Bookmarks and read-laterFolders, if you keep them tidy.

Social networksSaved folders — private, and only their content.

QuickrefsSpaces for context, collections for topic, tags in both.

Who can open it

Bookmarks and read-laterYou.

Social networksPeople with an account there who caught the feed in time.

QuickrefsAnyone with the link. No account, no app.

Who chose the list

Bookmarks and read-laterYou — and nobody ever sees it.

Social networksThe algorithm, ranked by engagement.

QuickrefsSomeone who works in the field, with their name on the page.

What you send

Bookmarks and read-laterOne link at a time.

Social networksA post the feed buries tomorrow.

QuickrefsA page that stays put.

Why the link matters

Bookmarks and read-laterNowhere to say.

Social networksSomewhere in the caption.

Quickrefs_“Start with part 3 — that's where he explains the method.”_a curator's note on every link

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A topic page on Quickrefs is what someone who studies that topic actually reads.

Chosen by a person — not ranked by a feed.

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