Your favourite film
Movies
Free, and free of ads
A shelf for everything
you'd recommend.
The film you press on everyone. The coffee maker you actually use. The restaurant you send people to. Put them somewhere they can be found, and find the people who keep the same things.
On iPhone. In private beta.
Films Books Records Restaurants Tools Coffee Skincare Places Whatever else you'd hand to a friend
What you keep says more
than what you post.
A shelf is the thing itself, not a row of words about it.
Shelves, not lists
Type a name and the picture, the link and a description are found for you. All you add is the reason it stays, if you want to.
A person attached to every recommendation
Nothing on Stacks floats free. Every thing sits on somebody's shelf, and you can see whose, and what else they keep near it.
Nothing gets lost
The book from the podcast. The place a friend mentioned once. It takes a second to save and it is still there in a year, rather than in a folder of screenshots.
It knows what things are
Everything saved is read for what it actually is. So "gifts for my nerdy brother" comes back with a film, a record and a set of dice, rather than four more of whatever you looked at last.
Find the people who keep
the same things.
You know the feeling. Somebody recommends something and you trust it immediately, because their taste and yours line up. Stacks makes that findable.
- A match built from your whole shelf, not one thing you happen to share.
- What you both keep, shown plainly.
- What they keep that you have not found yet, which is the good part.
No feed to get stuck in. No ranking you cannot see. If a match is faint it says so quietly, rather than dressing it up as a headline.
A shelf in about a minute.
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Put something on it
Type a name, or share a link straight from another app. The cover, the link and a line saying what the thing is are filled in while you carry on.
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2
Look at other people's
Browse by what things are like, not by who shouted loudest. Collections are gathered across everybody's shelves, and they hold still long enough to be worth sending.
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Your taste finds its people
The more you keep, the better it knows what you are like, and the better it can point you at somebody worth following.
Your recommendations deserve better than a screenshot folder.
Stacks is on iPhone, in private beta while the shelves fill up. Free, with no ads and nothing to subscribe to.