Observed arrival · 2026-09-10
Nosh turns saved food reels into a map
Nosh extracts restaurants and cafés from Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube reels, then organizes them as searchable map pins.
Field notes
Nosh is designed around the share sheet: a user sends a reel or pastes its link, and the service says it extracts venues from captions, burned-in text, tagged accounts, and spoken audio. Its example handles a reel listing nine Dallas cafés as nine separate pins, while retaining ordering tips and source links. The homepage also describes natural-language retrieval across saved descriptions and shared maps entered through a link, although the iPhone app is marked “Coming soon.”
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