Newsletters by Refind - The easiest way to email a link digest to your fans

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This looks very cool, will definitely need to try it out on some upcoming projects.
Incredibly well designed product, site and mobile app.
Thanks a lot!
Great onboarding flow, especially love the hints and examples.
I have used to distribute curated newsletters but Refind takes it to another level. I need to see a few things though for example, how well I can add my own custom links too (manually), how I can organize the sequence of links, and how I can categorize the links. Worth a shot!
You can add links with the browser extension (Chrome/Safari/FF), with the iOS/Android app, or by entering a URL manually (via the user menu). Or you can import links – also auto-import from Twitter or Pocket, if you like. Re: sequence: links are ordered by the number of saves in that period, so popular/trending links appear on the top, i.e., you can't influence the sequence (for now). Re: categorization: This is outside the scope of newsletters, but Refind has "smart topics" you might find interesting:
I was looking a product like it, you just make it !!! i love it !!! Great design by the way !!!
You guys are getiing better and better! I use Refind daily and one of my favourite apps. I have invites if anyone is interested.
I've just discovered Refind and I think the overall concept is pretty cool and useful. It's something I would definitely use everyday, I'm actually sorry I haven't discovered it earlier. Although I have a question regarding the newsletters, do I have the freedom of choosing the design of the newsletters, or it's something that your team does it? And when it comes to newsletters I think the biggest problem is CTR - any guaranties on it?
Thanks! You can set a title, description, URL, and choose a background color. Re: CTR: I guess that all depends on the quality of the links you save / the fit with the interest of your subscribers.
Pretty slick. I've been using Revue () and one of the feature I really like is that I can edit the snippets for each link, which it doesn't look like I can do in Refind. That's kinda what makes my newsletter, you know, mine.
Thanks. I fully understand, and we're thinking about commentary. Heard it often enough now, I think I'll do it soon :)
Right on. Good luck!
Can't wait to start testing it out. This products typography and structure is really well done it almost reminds me of the interface of Medium.
How do we get access to Refind?
You can sign up via the Product Hunt URL: Does that work?