Map-first discovery
The city is your menu.
Search a neighborhood. See who is eating where, in real time, on a map you can actually read. No infinite swipe, no algorithmic feed.
A spontaneous social dining app
don’t
eat
alone.
Open the map. Find a table near you tonight. No planning thread, no calendar invite, no flakes.
See how it worksHow it works
Four moves between
you and a table.
We stripped away the planning, the scheduling threads, and the flakes. Just open the map and go.
01
Open the map.
The city is your menu. Search a neighborhood, see who is eating where in the next twelve hours.
02
Tap a group.
One tap to join. No host approval, no waitlist. Spontaneous, remember?
03
Chat to the table.
A small group chat to find each other. No DMs, no friend graphs, no follower count.
04
Eat. Rate. Repeat.
Enjoy the meal. Leave a quick rating after. Your trust score is the only thing you grind.
Features
Built for the meal,
not the profile.
Verified hosts
Real names. Phone-verified.
Hosts who verify their phone number wear a small badge in the app. Reports are reviewed. Bad actors are removed. That is the whole trust system, and it is enough.
Twelve hours, no more
For tonight. Not next month.
Groups can only be scheduled within the next twelve hours. We made spontaneity a constraint instead of a feature. Nobody flakes on a Tuesday they did not commit to on a Sunday.
Group chat
A chat for the table. Nothing else.
Coordinate finding each other, agree on the wine, and that is it. No DMs. No follower count. The chat ends when the meal does.
So far
Twelve cities. Thousands of tables.
Zero awkward calendar invites.
I joined a Korean BBQ table on a Tuesday and now I have a regular ramen crew.
Moved here three weeks ago. I have eaten dinner with a stranger four times. Three of them I would call friends.
It is the only app on my phone that consistently makes my week better.
Who it is for