15 books that ruined me this year, ranked. Number 3 is not a joke.
Usually takes a few seconds. If the reel didn’t write anything down, we’ll ask for a screenshot.
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From any app, through the share sheet.
Coming to iPhone
Save a reel, a thread, a screenshot. Get back a reading list and a watchlist you can actually search.
One email when the TestFlight opens, one when it hits the App Store. Nothing else, and no sharing your address — here’s the policy.
A different graveyard in every app. No titles, no search, no way back.
SortBridge is an iPhone app that turns saved social posts into searchable lists. Share a reel, a TikTok, a Reddit thread or a screenshot, and it identifies the books, films and TV shows mentioned, matches each to a real title, removes duplicates, and files them into a reading list and a watchlist you can search later.
15 books that ruined me this year, ranked. Number 3 is not a joke.
Usually takes a few seconds. If the reel didn’t write anything down, we’ll ask for a screenshot.
From any app, through the share sheet.
Two she told you to skip. We left those unchecked.
Every title it found, already ticked. One tap each.
Three lists. Searchable. Done moves it out of the way.
7 that fit.
Platforms differ in what they let an app read. The honest version:
| Platform | How it reads it | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| TikTok | Automatic | Full caption. |
| Automatic | Post and top comments. | |
| Automatic | Pins and linked pages. | |
| Any link | Automatic | Newsletters, blogs, a friend’s text. |
| Screenshots | On device | Read on your phone. Only text is sent. |
| Partial | Meta shares little. We ask for a screenshot rather than guess. |
No scraping, and never your password. Only what a platform publishes, or what you hand us.
No analytics, no ad SDKs, nothing following you.
Screenshots are read on device. Only the text is sent.
Export to CSV, Goodreads, or Letterboxd. Delete it all in a tap.
Books, films, and TV first. Then recipes, shopping, places.
Private testing on iPhone. Free while we figure it out.
One email when the TestFlight opens, one when it hits the App Store. Nothing else, and no sharing your address — here’s the policy.