TableSage

One trip. One price. Nothing to forget.

If you only need this for a fortnight, you should be able to pay for a fortnight and then be done.

TableSage showing its top pick from a Thai menu — Holy Basil Stir-Fry, labelled a great match, with a one-line explanation of why it suits this diner's palate
The You tab showing a taste profile of Cautious Explorer, with Heat Seeker and Texture-Averse trait chips

You buy a seven-day pass for a trip. Four months later you notice a charge you do not recognise, and discover the 'pass' was a subscription with a costume on.

It does not renew. That's the whole feature.

A Trip Pass is a one-off purchase. It grants full access for its window, then it stops. There is nothing to cancel, no reminder to set, and no renewal to miss.

This is worth stating plainly because short 'memberships' in this category are frequently auto-renewing subscriptions, and their reviews are full of the resulting anger.

Or subscribe, if you eat out often

If this is a weekly problem rather than a holiday one, a monthly or yearly subscription is better value. Both are available; the app shows current prices before you pay.

Cover the trip, and only the trip.

Then get on with your holiday.

Taste quiz

Build your taste profile

Eight dishes. You say which ones you’d eat — we sketch a starting taste type.

No account, nothing stored on our servers. The full app asks twenty dishes and keeps learning after every meal.