3 days free

Six more than the questionnaire, for when the questionnaire is not the mood.

Knockout

An 8-dish bracket. Round of 8, semifinal, final.

Blitz

Thirty seconds on the clock, and rounds that change the rules — a third card, a blind pick, a round that counts double, one that asks which you would NOT eat.

This or that

A running champion defends its streak against whatever challenges it next.

Shortlist

Eight dishes from what you like. Tap out the ones you are not in the mood for and spin what is left.

Together

Up to six of you round one phone. Five either-ors each, then one dish the whole table can live with — and what you all turned out to agree on.

Swipe

A deck, one dish at a time. Right for yes, left for no. Every no re-sorts what is left away from it, and three yeses end it with a choice between the three.

A real browser running somewhere else, that two people drive at once with a cursor each. This is the part that costs money to run, and the part a subscription actually pays for.

Order it together

A real browser you both drive, opened on the dish you landed on. Send the link and you get a cursor each.

Order from here

Pick a place in Nearby and order from its own site, in the same shared browser — no phone call, no queue.

Cook along

Two kitchens, one video, in step. "Wait, go back" means the same frame for both of you.

Shop the list together

One basket, filled by both of you, from the shopping list the recipe made.

The difference between a game that guesses and one that knows the rules.

Always avoid

Ban meat, seafood, cheese, spice, fried food, caffeine — applied to every decision, never asked again. Not on Standard.

Meal slot

Lock breakfast, lunch, dinner or late. Every mode respects it.

Heat dial

Keep spice off, or ask for a kick — applied to every decision.

Mix it up

Stick to what you like, keep the usual mix, or reach for the long tail.

Guest at the table

Extra avoids for this sitting only. Always avoid stays as it is.

Don’t repeat this week

Accept a dish and it is off the table for seven days.

The part after the answer, which is usually where the evening actually goes wrong.

Cook mode

One step at a time, with a timer built in.

Cook from your kitchen

Name what you already have. Get recipes you can start now.

Somewhere that serves it

Find the dish near you, matched on what a place actually sells rather than on being open and close by.

A side with that

A drink or a light plate that actually sits next to the answer.

A planned week

Seven dishes, no two alike.

Everything above works better the longer you use it.

Picks tuned to you

Rate a dish and it changes what comes up next.

Save unlimited dishes

Standard saves none. Premium keeps everything you like.

Five extra looks

Ember, matcha, ink, paper, neon.