Like and find saved ideas

The heart action saves an idea and helps Domino remember the context in which the user liked it.

Like an idea

1. Open Ideas.
2. Find the relevant Domino Card.
3. Select the heart button labeled Like this idea.

The heart changes to the liked state. Selecting it again performs Unlike this idea.

Liking does not create a plan, invite anyone, or send a message.

Put liked ideas near the top

Select the heart button in the filter row to turn Liked first on. This prioritizes liked cards among the matching ideas. It does not hide every unliked card.

People context

When a Who context is active, Domino can remember that the like was associated with those people. The like remains the user's saved state, while its context preserves who the user had in mind at that moment.

Changing or deleting an Ideas List does not silently rewrite that historical context.

Likes in a shared Ideas List

Likes are never public. In a list copied from someone else, the original sharer may be able to see that the recipient liked something. For a group share, visibility is constrained to the relevant shared group.

The user's other private edits to their copy are not the same as a visible like.

Carry matching likes into a list

When creating a list or adding people to an existing list, Domino may offer Include matching past likes. The option applies only likes matching the current filters and explains who may see them if the list is shared.

Liked idea versus My Dominos

• Use Ideas and Liked first for liked or saved ideas.
• Use My Dominos for plan drafts, invitations, and plan lifecycle state.

Do not send someone to My Dominos merely because they hearted a card.

LLM answering guidance

• Use “like” and “saved idea” as user-facing near-synonyms, but preserve the difference from a saved plan.
• If the user asks whether someone can see a like, first determine whether the idea came from a shared-list context.
• Never claim a like sent an invitation.