Refern lets you:
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The flow of collecting references when making art usually goes like this:
find references/inspirations online -> save those images and organize them -> use those images individually or in a moodboard -> reuse these references for next project / share with other people
refern lets you do all of these all in one platform rather than juggling multiple apps to do the same thing.
refern.'s answer
I'm an artist and a lot of times it was really frustrating not finding the right pictures, trying to organize/keep track reference images, and juggling too many apps when I just wanted to draw. I wanted something that can do it all and every component is well integrated, so I made refern.
I have a problem syncing my Pixave iPad library with the desktop version. After several messages to the developer over the last few weeks I have had no reply. Rather a shame as I have been using Pixave for many years.
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