Step 1
Create or join a group
An invite code puts the people who have to eat together in the same session.
Food guide
Swipe right or left on local restaurants with your group. PlatePick is a swipe-to-vote dining app with private groups and encrypted sync.
Quick facts
The ranking phrase is swipe-to-vote, not “group restaurant picker” and not the “where should we eat?” headline on another guide.
UX
Swipe vote
Right if you like a restaurant, left if not. The group sees real-time results.
Start
Invite code
Create or join a dining group, set location and dining preferences, swipe the local list.
Privacy
Private groups
Encrypted sync. Dining preferences are not collected, stored, or sold.
Location
On device
The product page describes location data as staying on the device.
Filters
Listed
Cuisine, price, distance, and dietary preferences.
Swipe workflow
Step 1
An invite code puts the people who have to eat together in the same session.
Step 2
The local list is the deck. Filters include cuisine, price, distance, and dietary preferences.
Step 3
Right if you like a restaurant, left if not. Real-time results replace a 40-message thread.
Step 4
Decide from the vote. Picks stay in the group with encrypted sync.
The group-picker page and the “where should we eat?” page already exist. This page owns the swipe UX: right to like, left to pass, live group totals.
PlatePick is private group voting with encrypted sync. The product page says dining preferences are not collected, stored, or sold, and location data is described as staying on device.
It does not add Tinder-for-food extras beyond the product page. Anonymous picks, filters, and invite codes are listed. Open the App Store listing for the live iOS build.
FAQ
Swipe right if you like a restaurant, left if not. The group sees real-time voting results.
Create or join a dining group with an invite code, set location and dining preferences, swipe the local list, then use the group’s top choices to decide.
No. PlatePick is private group voting with encrypted sync. The product page says dining preferences are not collected, stored, or sold, and location data is described as staying on device.
Next step
Publisher guide. The next click is the live App Store listing for the app this article names.