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Create and manage your own ideas and private places

Domino supports user-originated planning material in addition to the ideas Domino suggests from its place and event inventory. Created Ideas and My Places are private account resources with different purposes.

Created Ideas

A created idea is a user-originated idea the account owner wants to remember for later. It can describe a place, fixed event, activity, or custom planning concept without immediately becoming an invitation. New created ideas normally begin through idea capture; editing an existing saved idea can expose more structured fields.

Domino can research and match a created idea to a verified place or event. That enrichment does not turn it into a Domino-suggested idea or erase the user's original source.

Create an idea

  1. Open Create.
  2. Choose Create idea.
  3. On Save idea, paste a link, note, place, event, or flyer text, or choose Add screenshot.
  4. Optionally add Who it’s for or choose an Ideas list.
  5. Choose Save and wait while Domino checks the source.
  6. Review the proposed result. Provide a focused clarification or choose Save this when required.
  7. Confirm the page says Saved to Domino. Then verify the result under My Dominos → Created Ideas or the intended Ideas List.

Creating an idea is private. It does not contact people or create a plan.

Read Save a link, screenshot, place, event, or note for screenshots, review states, roundups, retry, and archive behavior.

Edit a created idea

Open the saved idea from Created Ideas, change only the intended visible fields, save, and verify the displayed result. An existing structured idea can expose its place or event, title, description, date/time, activity, and destination fields. Editing an idea does not automatically rewrite invitations or plans already created from an earlier version.

Archive a created idea

Choose Archive when the user no longer wants the idea in active lists. Domino warns that it disappears from active lists while invitations already created from it remain.

Archive is not deletion of past plans.

My Places

My Places stores owner-only places that may not belong in Domino's shared inventory, such as a home, private club, cabin, meeting point, or personally named location.

Add a private place

  1. Open My Dominos.
  2. Find My Places.
  3. Choose Add place.
  4. Enter the name and supported address or location details.
  5. Add or remove a photo when the form offers it.
  6. Save and confirm the place appears in My Places.

If the user is creating an invite and cannot find the place, the place picker can also offer Create a private place.

Edit a private place

Open the place's edit control, correct the intended fields, and save. A private place remains visible only within the owner's authorized Domino experiences unless a plan exposes the details needed by its invitees.

Archive a private place

Choose Archive when the place should no longer appear in active search or My Places. Domino preserves it on past plans that already reference it.

Do not tell the user that archiving rewrites or removes historical plan records.

Choosing the correct object

User intent Create
“Remember this restaurant link or screenshot for later.” Idea capture, producing a created idea
“This is my house; I need it as a plan location.” Private place
“Invite people to dinner there next Thursday.” Plan or invitation
“Keep a reusable set of date-night recommendations.” Ideas List

Safety and privacy

  • Do not save sensitive access codes, payment details, alarm instructions, or unnecessary private address notes.
  • Verify the address before publishing an invitation; a private-place draft can contain more detail than guests should receive.
  • Image generation or upload is a web-managed experience. An MCP or API caller should use the returned management link instead of inventing media references.
  • A created idea or place is not evidence of a reservation, ticket, or booking.

LLM answering guidance

  • Ask whether the user wants a reusable place, an idea for later, or a concrete plan.
  • Explain archive consequences before the action.
  • Keep private-place ownership and plan-visible details separate.
  • Never infer that creating supply created or sent an invitation.