Personal Reference Management
Hacky workarounds only let you down.
Learning something new? Collecting references for your thesis? Struggling to manage all that between bookmarks, Notion, Evernote, and a bunch of apps? Try Savepad.
Personal Reference Management
Learning something new? Collecting references for your thesis? Struggling to manage all that between bookmarks, Notion, Evernote, and a bunch of apps? Try Savepad.
The Problem
Most generic combinations of bookmarks, note taking apps, and other cataloging solutions lead to a messy web of resources all over the place.
Our Solution
Maintain a structured repository of resources, files, and URLs with tagging and categorization so keep all your personal, work, and educational resources easy to find.
Here’s the top 6 reasons we feel Savepad is particularly useful to use as a personal reference manager.
Save and reference URLs, documents, images, screenshots, emails, code, or anything else you find worth swiping.
Invite others to view or edit your spaces and collections as you choose.
With apps for browser, mobile, desktop, and email, Savepad is good to go whenever you are.
Organize spaces, collections, and tags as you’d like to keep your references within reach.
Collect and update your Savepad using your daily workflows like email, Chrome, screenshots, and more.
Get full text search on all saves, including images, documents, and videos.
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