It starts knowing nothing. That lasts about two minutes.
Twenty dishes, swiped. That is enough to start describing a palate — and every meal you rate after that sharpens it.
Ask a chatbot what to order and it meets you as a stranger, every single time. It has no idea that you sent back the last thing it suggested.
Two dimensions, not one
The profile scores openness to unfamiliar food and sensitivity to sensory properties separately, because they are independent — that distinction is the reason the picks land, and it is drawn straight from the research.
It asks before it assumes
Anything the app infers about you from your ratings is held separately from what you actually told it, shown to you in plain language, and only becomes part of your profile if you confirm it. You can delete any of it.
It stays on your phone
No account, no login, no email. Your profile and your history live on the device, and the photograph of the menu is never stored on our servers.