25 years on and not one skippable track. “Digital Love” is still the best George Duke sample.

think of it as a bookmark, but smarter — that's a source, and it's the entry point to everything you do here.
Title, image, kind of content: all fetched for you. Add your tags, file it in a folder, archive the page in case it disappears.
going back to the original spirit of the internet isn't about ticking off a feature list — it's about building a tool grounded in convictions.
every page you save can be permanently archived, exactly as it was. no more broken links, deleted pages, or lost content.
create or join communities of sourcers who share your passions. keep a feed of quality content, never one optimized for clicks.
a genuinely powerful private library: paste a url, we pull the title, image and description. organize, search, find — without friction.
follow public communities and profiles freely. add your favorite RSS feeds, and your feed becomes a real curated stream.
no infinite scroll. small communities, shared curiosity, authentic discovery. we don't chase clicks — we seek meaning.
what truly matters to you deserves to be shared off-screen. events, invitations, rsvp, synced calendar — Ressource helps you find each other again.
In French, ressource has several meanings — a web resource, but also a source of inspiration and knowledge. A source is the origin of a river. The starting point of something vital.
For us, a source is also what feeds an idea, a thought, or a community.
See yourself as a digital sourcier (water diviner in French), trying to recover the original richness of the internet.
Ressource.social is a space to find, keep, and share what's worth it. A place where curiosity flows and knowledge passes on.
In an age of noise, speed, and disposable content, we believe in a more intentional, less automated web. A web made of people who learn, create, and share together.
connect your library to Claude or another compatible AI assistant, then simply ask: it finds, reads and saves your sources for you. and if you write code, the same library answers your own scripts.
join communities of sourcers who value authentic content discovery.