References.Design app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Shanghai Linyu Technology Co., Ltd.
First release : 24 Nov 2018
App size: 128.13 Mb
### Freshest design inspirations and stories
References.Design brings you the freshest design inspirations and stories from all over the communities -- Dribbble, Behance, Pinterest, Medium, Designer News, Awwwards, DeviantArt, Artstation, Core77, CSS Design Awards... and a lot more -- all the communities that you already love.
One-click to quick save the inspirations you like, or add the stories into your reading list.
With the simple, intuitive, yet powerful workspace, References.Design is also your ultimate image organizer.
We trained an AI engine to automatically detect the visual styles and the objects in your inspirations. You can start searching your inspirations right after they are imported. Managing design assets had never been so simple!
Get bored that you have to look at your images in the same way every time you open a folder? Now with References.Design, you can view randomized image every time you hit the inspire me button. Pin the ones you like and more relevant contents will be automatically suggested!
Connect with your existing folders, no need to copy/paste or duplicate your images. It will scan and load all the images in your linked folder. Changes made in the folders will be automatically detected and refreshed in the app.
You can also connect to folders on an external storage or even on a remote server. Images will be scanned and cached for offline access.
Need to backup and sync your library? Just connect with your favorite cloud service and everything already works!
Assigning labels to your images, the fastest way put your contents in order.
You dont always have a keyword when looking for Inspirations. Sometimes its better just to browse randomly to get wild ideas -- but not too random to include some totally non-related contents.
Powered by an AI engine fine-tuned for design contents, References.Design automatically analyzes your images’ visual styles and color themes, and cluster them into different groups base on that. You can now browse randomly but still keep focus.