How-to
How to share a place collection with friends
Trusted sharing beats forwarding links one by one. Learn how to share a curated place collection with friends and family so everyone has the same context.
Forwarding reels one at a time is how recommendations die in chat history. Sharing a collection is how a group actually plans.
someday is private by default. You save for yourself first, then share collections when they are worth showing someone else.
When to share a collection
Good moments to share:
- Planning a trip with a partner or friends
- A friend visits your city and wants your short list
- A family group narrowing down dinner options
Share the curated list — not every place you have ever saved.
What makes a shareable collection useful
Before you share, skim the collection and make sure each place has:
- A clear name
- At least one note — what to order, when to go, why it is on the list
- Only places you would genuinely recommend
A tight list of twelve beats a dump of forty.
Trusted sharing, not a public feed
someday is designed for people you actually know — the friends, partners, and family you would send a restaurant list to anyway. No performative reviews, no algorithmic discovery. Just places with context.
Keep one collection as yours
Even on shared trips, keep a personal "maybe" collection and a shared "we are doing these" collection. Not every save needs an audience.
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