Photograph the meal, make the call, move on. Over a few weeks it becomes a record of what was actually worth ordering again — and where.
Download on the App Store ↗Something broken, confusing, or missing? Write in and a real person will read it.
No. It's a single $0.99 purchase with no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, and no ads.
No. Bito runs on-device out of the box and works with no key, no account and no internet. If you'd rather have sharper commentary, Settings lets you paste your own OpenAI key — that's entirely optional, and it's the only situation in which a photo ever leaves your phone.
On your device, and — if you're signed in to iCloud — in your own private iCloud account, so they follow your Apple ID to a new phone. There is no server of ours in the middle, and nobody but you can see any of it.
Only to put nearby restaurants at the top of the place search. Decline it and search still works — you just type the name instead.
Yes. Open any entry, then use the menu in the top corner to edit the decision, name and place, or to delete it outright.
A streak counts consecutive days with at least one entry. Miss a full day and it starts again. Your total XP, level and achievements are never taken away.
It runs, but the layout is designed for iPhone.
No accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking, and no servers of ours. The full policy is here: Would I Eat It Again? privacy policy.