Whateatver

Can't Decide What to Eat? Ask Whateatver.

Whateatver is an app for building your personal food ranking and using a dice roll to decide where to eat today. From rating and the random picker to cross-platform import, real-time collaboration, and cloud backup — it settles "what's for dinner" once and for all.

1. Build Your Food Ranking
Rank every restaurant on your own terms — tier names, order, and colors are all customizable. When you create a new list, pick a starter template too: the classic S/A/B/C/D/E, or a "To-try / Conquered" check-in style. Create separate lists for lunch, late-night snacks, or date night and switch between them instantly.

2. Let the Dice Decide
Indecision ends here. Tap the dice and the app instantly picks a restaurant from your list. Filter by tier, tag, price, or distance, or check "Exclude recently visited" to keep things fresh.

3. One-Tap Share Import from Any App
Spot a restaurant on Google Maps, Instagram, Threads, X, Bluesky, Tabelog, or Naver? Just hit Share → Whateatver. The app automatically identifies the name, address, and location — no manual entry needed. You can also bulk-import Google Maps lists and saved places.

4. Live Opening Hours
Add a restaurant's weekly hours and the app shows a live "Open / On break / Closed / Closed today" status right on the card based on the current time — so you know before you head out.

5. Google Maps Integration & Map View
Tap any place on the map when adding a restaurant — name, address, and map link fill in automatically. Switch to map view to see all your restaurants at a glance, filter by tier or tag, sort by distance, and tap any card to navigate.

6. Collaborative Lists
Create a shared list and invite friends via link or QR to edit together in real time. Everyone's adds, ratings, and ordering sync instantly — build a shared food map together. (Whateatver Pro)

7. Cloud Backup
Sign in with Apple or Google to back up all your lists to the cloud. Restore them easily on a new phone or after reinstalling, with both manual and automatic backup. (Whateatver Pro)

8. Record Every Visit
Mark a restaurant as eaten, then write a dining note on the spot. Every restaurant has its own visit timeline so you can look back months later.

9. Share Lists & Official Picks
Generate a QR code and let friends scan to import your full list — names, map links