On Stompstart by 26 August 2019 · New York · United States
Ringfinger.
A weekend-built New York wedding-blog reader that pulled stories from dozens of wedding sites into one list, with sharing and a daily digest.
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Ringfinger posted to Product Hunt, maker Kyle Bragger.
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“Stories from the best wedding sites, all in one place”
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“Stories from the best wedding sites, all in one place”
Weddings are stressful enough, so we made Ringfinger. It pulls stories from dozens of the best wedding blogs on the web, and presents them to you in one beautiful list, so you spend less time constantly hitting refresh on tons of different sites. You can click through to read the story right on the original blog, or easily share it with friends on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and even via email. It's always up to date, so you're always up to date. There's even a daily email digest if you're extra busy (and you probably are — weddings are hectic!) And, coming soon, you'll even be able to keep a list of favorite stories for later. It's like an RSS reader and bookmarking service, all in one, just for weddings, and without any silly technical hurdles.
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- Fashion, Publishing, Weddings
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- New York · United States
In our words: The listing described Ringfinger as an RSS reader and bookmarking service just for weddings: it gathered stories from dozens of wedding blogs into one list, linked back to the original posts, and offered sharing and a daily digest. Saving favorites was promised as coming soon.
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