We've already generated 4 reference links.
How It Works
1. Paste a Link
Paste the URL of anything you're reading: an article, documentation, a tweet, a paper — anything.
2. Choose a Reference Type
Pick how you want your reference to look:
- Numbers only (
48291) - Letters only (
kdfqz) - Letters + numbers (
a9f3k2)
Choose whatever feels easiest to write or remember.
3. Get Your Code
The site instantly generates a short reference code for your link.
This code is now your pointer to that source.
4. Write the Code in Your Notes
Instead of copying long URLs, just write the code next to your note.
Like a footnote.
Like an index number.
Like a margin reference.
5. Come Back Anytime
Later, when you want to revisit the source:
- Enter the code in the browser
- Or visit
/your-code
You're instantly redirected to the original link.
Why This Exists
When you read something online and take notes, one thing often gets lost:
the source.
Bookmarks get messy.
Notes lose context.
Links disappear inside endless lists.
This tool exists to solve that one problem — simply.
What This Tool Does
It turns any link into a short, human-friendly reference code.
A code you can:
- Write in a notebook
- Add next to your notes
- Remember later
- Type back in seconds
No accounts.
No setup.
No distractions.
What This Is — And Isn't
This is:
- A lightweight reference tool
- A bridge between physical notes and digital content
- Intentionally minimal
This is not:
- A bookmark manager
- A note-taking app
- A productivity dashboard
Designed to Stay Out of Your Way
This site does one thing:
It helps you find your way back.
Nothing more.
Nothing less.