A quiet place to keep your ratings.
Soolist is for noting what you tried, how it felt, and why. It starts with the basics: custom scales, collections, and a record you can come back to.
What you can do now
Enough to start keeping track without asking you to maintain a whole system on day one.
Make a scale
Choose the criteria that actually matter for the thing you are rating.
Save the context
Keep the score, date, notes, and collection together.
Share if useful
Public pieces are there, but the first job is helping your own archive make sense.
A small curated feature set.
The current app is focused on keeping personal ratings readable, structured, and easy to return to.
Custom scales
Build rating frameworks around the criteria that matter for each kind of thing.
Collections
Group favorites, watchlists, experiments, or comparison sets without extra noise.
Rating history
Rate something again over time and keep the context for each pass.
Public pieces
Share profiles and collections when that adds value, while keeping the archive personal first.
Bring your assistant.
Soolist has a Model Context Protocol server built in. Connect Claude — or any assistant that speaks MCP — and your archive is right there in the conversation.
- Log a rating without leaving the chat.
- Ask what you loved, and when.
- Build and reorder collections by talking.