Feed and player
A full-screen feed of culture from your taste that plays, explains itself, and reshapes as you go.
Tap Feed. One card fills the screen; swipe up for the next. Every card comes from your taste, and the ones with a reason show it: Why this? · Fleabag.
What plays
| Card | What you get |
|---|---|
| Music | The artist's top songs as 30-second Apple Music previews, one after another, with a scrubber. |
| Podcasts | The show's latest episode from its own feed. Keep playing lets it carry on while you swipe. |
| Film and TV | The poster and its Trailer. |
| Places | A full-screen photo, the area it's in, and Directions. |
| Books, brands, games | The cover, the logo or the artwork. |
Tap to play or pause. Double-tap to love.
The rail
- Love adds it to your taste. Keep saves it.
- Ask Najimi opens a chat about this card.
- Share sends the right link for it (the store, IMDb, the map).
- More opens the full sheet with More like this and Not for me, which hides it for good (with Undo).
Why this?
The chip opens Why it's here: how well it matches you, a bar for each of your loves showing how much it pulled this card in (Qloo's explainability), and the exact Qloo call it came from.
Tune it
The sliders button opens the mixing desk:
- Up next: the next five cards, re-ordering live as you tune.
- Faders, one per kind: off, less, normal, more. The feed starts over on the new mix.
- Knobs, one per love: turn a love up and what's ahead re-ranks at once, then Qloo refines it in the background.
Or just tell Najimi: "less films", "no podcasts this week", "more like this". It turns the same faders and the feed restarts.
One player, everywhere
What starts in the feed keeps playing on every screen. A mini player sits above the tab bar; tap it for the full player. It works from the lock screen and headphones too, and in the feed, next and previous move between cards.
What it learns from
A love joins your taste (if you're at 24 loves, the oldest one the feed added makes room; never one you chose), and your taste is recomputed once things settle. Not for me hides a thing for good, and Keep saves it. Anything you saw in the last three days won't come back.