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You have two hundred saved reels. You've been to none of them. Nosh turns them into a map. Share a food reel from Instagram, TikTok or YouTube — or paste a link a friend sent you — and about thirty seconds later every restaurant and cafe it mentioned is a pin on your map, with the address, the hours, what to order, and a link back to the reel you got it from. EVERY PLACE, NOT JUST THE FIRST ONE A "9 cafes in Dallas" reel becomes nine pins. Most places live in the text burned onto the screen or in what the creator says out loud, not in the caption — so Nosh reads all of it: the caption, the frames, the audio, the tagged accounts. IT REMEMBERS WHAT TO ORDER The dish the creator raved about. The tip about going before noon. The note that they only take cash. Pulled out of the reel and kept with the pin, so it's there when you finally walk in. SEARCH BY VIBE, NOT BY NAME You don't remember what the place was called. You remember the feeling. So ask for it: "somewhere quiet I can actually work" "impressive but not stuffy, for a second date" "cheap late-night food near the water" Nosh searches what the reels actually said about your saved places — and tells you why each result matched. FINDABLE WHEN YOU'RE ACTUALLY HUNGRY Filter by cuisine. Browse by city. Or just open the map and see what's near you right now. Saved folders are a graveyard; a map is a plan. MAPS YOU CAN SHARE Send a map to friends by link. Everyone who joins can add their own reels to it, and you can see who added what. Good for a trip, a city, or a running list of places you keep meaning to try. NO REEL? NO PROBLEM Search for any restaurant by name and add it straight to your map, with or without a video. WE DON'T STORE THE VIDEOS Frames and audio are fetched, read, and thrown away. What's kept is the place data and a link back to the original reel. Nosh is free. Fair-use cap of 50 reels a month, which is more than almost anyone gets through.