Step 1
Make a group
The people who have to eat together should be in the same vote, not a 40-message thread.
Food guide
Stop debating dinner. PlatePick lets friends swipe and vote on local restaurants together, with private groups and encrypted sync.
Quick facts
PlatePick is a private group-voting app for the “where should we eat?” problem. Dining data is not an ad product.
Job
Group vote
Friends swipe local restaurants together.
Privacy
Private groups
Encrypted sync keeps preferences confidential.
Ads
No dining data sales
Preferences are not collected, stored, or sold for ads.
Platform
iOS
Listed on the App Store as PlatePick.
Product page
/apps/platepick
Official write-up of the voting flow.
Dinner workflow
Step 1
The people who have to eat together should be in the same vote, not a 40-message thread.
Step 2
Everyone marks restaurants they can live with instead of one person deciding.
Step 3
The votes surface a spot the group can accept without a tie-breaker speech.
Step 4
Encrypted sync is there so the picks stay in the group.
The usual failure is one person becoming the decider. PlatePick turns that into swipes so a quiet preference still counts.
The product is built around private groups, not a public taste profile.
It is not a restaurant-review feed and it is not an ads graph of where you eat. The public product page says dining preferences are not collected, stored, or sold for ads.
FAQ
Create a group, swipe local restaurants, and let everyone's votes surface a spot the group can live with.
No. The product is built around private group voting. Encrypted sync is there so preferences stay confidential.
The product page states dining preferences are not collected, stored, or sold for ads.
Next step
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