I’m grateful to see people signing up for Hotlist and starting to share their favorite items.
It’s a small step, but it really feels like things are moving forward!
Hotlist is more than just a tool to manage your favorite things.
It’s about sharing why you chose them, how you use them,
and the stories behind them.
We want to connect people with similar values and taste —
that’s the kind of community we’re building at @hotlist_social.
At Hotlist, a service for recording your favorite items, we aim to offer:
– Self-reflection through organizing your things
– Sharing stories behind what you love
– Discoveries through others’ posts
– Gift ideas from people with similar values
– Real reviews from actual users
Even when people share their Rakuten Room or Amazon storefront, you still see tons of comments like:
“Where’s that rug from?”
“What wallet are you using?”
That gap is exactly what I want to solve with @hotlist_social — a service to track and share your favorite items.
Hotlist, a web service to record and share your favorite items, is currently available only in Japanese.
If there’s enough interest, we plan to add an English version. Please comment if you’d like to try it!
If you support us, we’d appreciate your likes and reposts. Thank you!
Just updated my @hotlist_social collections!
I reorganized my favorite items into clearer categories:
Tech - Essentials devices for work and daily life
Camera - My go-to photography gear
Wear - Everyday style essentials
Sports & Outdoor - Gear for staying active
Everyday Carry - Pratical items I use regularly
Care Essentials - Personal care items for daily routine
Home - Things that make my space more comfortable
I haven't been able to work on @hotlist at all since my baby was born, but I'm spending time that's way more important than work. And that makes me happy.