why it works
Everyone's a critic.
A star rating averages them all. We only listen to the ones who eat like you.
Example: sample data. A taqueria in the Mission: your people loved it, 5 of your people.
your next favorite
The best meal you haven't had, yet.
Pick the moment. Get three places, chosen by people who eat like you.
Example picks: real places folks here love.
Pick 01 · Weeknight
Burma Superstar
San Francisco · $$
Loved by members here
Pick 02 · Weeknight
Great China
Berkeley · $$
Loved by members here
Pick 03 · Weeknight
Lovely’s
Oakland · $
Loved by members here
Rates like you. Same highs, same lows. We weigh their picks a little more.
Example: sample data. A taste twin named Maya from Berkeley, who agrees with you on 9 of 11 places you both rated.
You are what you eat. Your ratings add up to a dining type, on a card you can share.
Example: sample data. Olive's card, number 42, invited by Basil, shuffling through dining types. Press the deck to shuffle.
Picks aren't for sale. Nobody can pay to be recommended to you or matched with you.
Example: sample data. A pick card for a late-night izakaya your people love, with a "Not for sale" price tag stuck on it.
A taco and omakase count the same. We never rank places by price or prestige.
Example: a photo of a taco and a photo of omakase nigiri, side by side with an equals sign.
A soft serve cone with a bite out of the swirl and one melted drip, held by a hand with lime nails, on bubblegum pink.
dessert