Browse, search, and filter ideas

Use the Ideas page to browse Domino Cards and narrow what Domino recommends.

Browse For you

1. Open Ideas.
2. Select For you at the top.
3. Scroll through the Domino Cards.

For you does not create a saved Ideas List. It is useful for open-ended discovery or temporary filters.

Open a saved Ideas List

Select its named pill beside For you. The list's saved defaults become the starting point for the cards and filter state.

Search Domino

1. Select the magnifying-glass button near the top of Ideas.
2. Enter a place, event, idea, plan, or other search phrase.
3. Open the relevant result.

Search is appropriate when the user knows what they are looking for. Filters are better for refining recommendations.

Filter ideas

1. Select Filters, the Who chip, or another visible filter control.
2. In Filter ideas, choose a tab:
   • Who — people the ideas should fit;
   • Where — neighborhoods or areas;
   • What — activity categories;
   • When — timing and day preferences;
   • Custom — additional written guidance for a selected Ideas List.
3. Make the selections.
4. Select Done.

Use Reset to remove the current filter changes.

Add a person who is not listed

In the Who tab:

1. Select Add someone.
2. Enter the person's name.
3. Select Add.

This creates a private typed-name placeholder. It does not notify or invite that person.

Prioritize liked ideas

Select the heart button in the filter row to turn Liked first on. Liked cards move nearer the top without excluding all other matching ideas.

Saved list versus temporary view

When For you is selected, changed filters are temporary unless the user saves them as an Ideas List.

When a named Ideas List is selected, supported default changes can auto-save to that list. If the user wants a separate list rather than changing the selected one, use Save as new copy.

Calendar-aware When filters

The When tab can offer calendar connection. Domino uses calendar free/busy state to avoid obviously busy times. It does not expose event titles, notes, locations, or guests through ordinary availability guidance.

For setup, provider differences, and privacy, read Connect Google, Apple, Microsoft, or another calendar.

LLM answering guidance

• Ask what the user wants to narrow—people, activity, place, or timing—only when it changes the path.
• Explain that Liked first reorders; do not claim it is an exclusive saved-only filter.
• If the user has a named list selected, warn before advising changes that may update that list's defaults.