Keep a list of what a reel recommends

Paste the reel's link in AirDigest. What the reel names, on screen, in its words or in its caption, lands in a list on the article and in a list across your reels.

What it finds

Films, books, short films, documentaries, music, articles and Substack. YouTube videos, documents, websites, apps and games. Cars, perfumes, products, companies and people. Apple Foundation Models find them on your device, using Apple Intelligence, the personal intelligence system built into your device.

Where each one goes

One tap opens Maps, Books, TV, Podcasts or Music with the name, or YouTube's, the App Store's or Safari's own search. AirDigest only opens those apps by name and makes no request of its own. You can mark a thing as watched, read or listened to.

What it doesn't do

It lists what the reel names, and it can miss one, above all in a long list. It doesn't identify a film from a scene, and it has no ratings and no list of where to watch. Names can be wrong, so the reel's link is one tap away.