from Latin suādēre — to counsel toward the good

Not a machine that predicts what you'll click.
A companion that inclines you toward what you'll flourish on.

Every recommender ever built asks the same question: what is this person likely to take next? A Suaditor asks a different one: what does this person need right now, and where are they ready to grow? It is the difference between a vending machine and a trusted friend who happens to know everything about the subject.

A Suaditor never models a subject directly. It models the people who have thought deeply about it — the critic, the cook, the friend with the strange records — and finds which of them should be your guide tonight. Every counsel arrives with a name and a reason. You are never told what the algorithm thinks. You are introduced to someone.