Every food reel you saved, on one map.

Share or paste a reel. It reads the caption, the text on screen and what is said out loud, then pins every place it mentions — with the address, the hours and what to order.

Coming soon on iPhone

Launching shortly. Questions? Get in touch.

Map screen with pins and filter chips

The problem

You have saved two hundred reels.
You have been to none of them.

Saved folders are where good recommendations go to be forgotten. The place you wanted to try is in there somewhere, four hundred posts down, with no name you can search and no idea which city it was in.


How it works

01

Share the reel

From Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, hit Share and pick Nosh. Or paste the link straight into the app if you already copied it. Either way, that is the entire interaction.

Instagram share sheet with Nosh visible in the row
02

It watches the reel properly

The caption, the text burned onto the screen, the tagged accounts, and what the creator actually says out loud. Most places live in the on-screen text, which is why reading only the caption misses them.

The share confirmation toast, over Instagram
03

Pins land on your map

About thirty seconds later, with the address, the hours, what to order, and a link back to the reel you got it from. Close the app; a notification tells you when it is done.

Map screen, ~10 pins, filter chips along the top
Instagram share sheet with Nosh visible in the row
The share confirmation toast, over Instagram
Map screen, ~10 pins, filter chips along the top

Completeness

Every place, not just the first one

A “9 cafés in Dallas” reel becomes nine pins. Most tools stop at whichever venue is tagged in the post and quietly drop the other eight.

City list showing many places from one reel

Detail

It remembers what to order

The dish the creator raved about, the tip about going before noon, the note that they only take cash. All of it pulled from the reel and kept with the pin.

Place detail — tips, what to order, hours

Retrieval

Findable when you are actually hungry

Filter by cuisine, browse by city, or just open the map and see what is near you right now. Saved reels are a graveyard; a map is a plan.

Map with a cuisine filter applied

Search

You don't remember the name. You remember the feeling.

Every other app makes you recall what a place was called. Nosh lets you describe what you're in the mood for, and searches what the reels actually said about the places you saved.

“somewhere quiet I can actually work”
Finds the ones a reel called a study spot, not every café.
“impressive but not stuffy, for a second date”
Reads the description, not just the price bracket.
“cheap late-night food near the water”
Three conditions at once, which keyword search can't do.
Vibe search — results with the reason each one matched

It only knows what the reels said. A place nobody described as waterfront won't appear for “near the water” — and it tells you why each result matched, so you can see it understood you.

Together

The group chat already has the list. Put it somewhere.

Share any map by link. Everyone who joins adds their own reels to it, and you can see who added what. No accounts to find, no friend requests — the link is the invitation.

Shared map — member avatars and the invite sheet

Privacy

Two things worth saying plainly.

The video is never stored.

Frames and audio are fetched, read once, and discarded. What Nosh keeps is the place data and a link back to the reel you got it from.

Your notes stay on your phone.

Notes and visited marks live on your device and are never uploaded — even inside a shared map. Everyone sees the same places; only you see what you wrote about them.

Questions

Before you ask.

Which apps does it work with?

Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Share from any of them, or paste a link you already copied.

Do I have to use the share sheet?

No. The Add tab takes a pasted link, which is often easier when a friend sends you one in a message. Both routes do exactly the same thing.

Why does it take about thirty seconds?

It reads the caption, samples frames for on-screen text, listens to the audio, then geocodes each place it finds. You do not have to wait around — close the app and it will notify you.

What happens if the reel is not about restaurants?

It gets rejected rather than pinned. Meal-kit ads, recipe videos and product promos are not places you can visit, so Nosh tells you instead of cluttering your map.

Does it store the videos?

No. Frames and audio are fetched, read, and discarded. What is kept is the place data and a link back to the original reel.

Can I share a map with friends?

Yes. Any map can be shared by link. Everyone who joins can add their own reels to it, and you can see who added what.

How do I delete my account?

Profile → Delete account, inside the app. It removes your account and your saved places permanently.

Stop saving. Start going.

Coming soon on iPhone