Questions about bricks.
bricks is where your friends' recommendations live: the places, shows, books and stays they'd go back to, in their own words. Instead of stars from strangers or an algorithm guessing what you like, you see what the people you trust loved.
Yes. bricks is an app for iOS and Android, coming soon and invite only for now. You save the places, shows and books your friends recommend, and see what the people you trust loved.
No. Brick is a separate company that makes a device for blocking distracting apps. bricks, with an s, is an app for recommendations from people you trust, and it isn't connected to Brick.
Almost anything a friend could recommend. Restaurants, bars and cafés. Films and TV shows. Books and podcasts. Recipes. Hotels and places to stay. Things to do: concerts and live shows, workshops and classes, exhibitions and galleries, tours and day trips. Even workouts. Every kind of rec in one place, instead of lost across screenshots, notes and group chats.
bricks is built around your real circle, not public reviews from strangers or an algorithmic feed. Recommendations come from people whose taste you already trust, and your account is public or private. Your call.
Not yet. bricks is coming soon to iOS and Android, and it's invite only for now.
Join the waitlist at joinbricksapp.com/waitlist, or ask a friend who's already on bricks to invite you. We're letting people in a few at a time, and we'll email you when it's your turn.
Coming at the same time as iOS.
You do. You choose whose taste to follow, and everything you see comes from them, sorted by how much they loved it. The more you follow and save, the more it fits you. No outside algorithm, nothing built to keep you scrolling.
joinbricks is bricks' handle: @joinbricks on Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn. The website is joinbricksapp.com.
Your account is public or private. Your choice. A private account is visible only to people you're mutually connected to, never to the public or logged-out visitors. Things you've saved for later are only ever shown to friends, even on a public account.
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