A Nod

Someone tells you about a book you'd love. You mean to remember it. Two weeks later all you have left is the feeling that you were supposed to read something. A Nod is where that goes. It holds the recommendations that came from people you actually know — with their name on them and their own words about why. Not a watchlist. Not a feed. No algorithm deciding what you ought to want next. HOW IT WORKS Someone mentions something good. You log it in a few seconds: what it was, who told you, and why they thought you'd love it. A Nod fills in the cover and the details quietly afterwards, so you never have to stop the conversation to look something up. Later, when you're deciding what to read or watch, you aren't staring at a list of titles. You're looking at who vouched for them. WHAT A LIST CAN'T TELL YOU Three different people recommended the same film. A Nod shows you they converged,…