Getting started

Adding things to a list

There are two ways to put something on a list, and both end up in the same place: an entry with a title, a subtitle, and artwork.

Paste a link

Paste any link — a film, an album, a book, a shop page, a map location — and we resolve it in the background: we read the page, work out what kind of thing it is, and pull in the title and the artwork.

If a link cannot be resolved, the entry is still added. It keeps the text you pasted, and you can fill in the rest by hand rather than losing it.

Search by name

If you do not have a link, type the name instead. Search covers the same kinds of things we resolve from links, and picking a result fills in the details the same way.

Fix anything we got wrong

Every field on an entry is editable. Open the entry to change the title, adjust the subtitle, replace the artwork, or add a note in your own words about why it is on the list — the note is usually the part people actually read.

Reorder and group

Drag entries to reorder them. On lists where order carries meaning — a ranking, a route, a reading order — this is the ordering people see when they open your share link.