The best dish near you.

You add your friends by username, QR code or link, then create a group (family, colleagues, crew). Your favorites are merged automatically, you chat in the in-app messenger, and when it's time to go out you set the date + venue type (restaurant / bar / café). DishRank suggests the best spots in the middle of everyone (the group's midpoint) from your shared favorites — the group votes, done in 30 seconds.

No, you control everything. Your friends only see the reviews you publish (as before) and the groups you share. Group messages stay in the group — they're never shared elsewhere or sold. You can leave a group or block someone at any time from their profile.

Yes, 100% free. No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases, and no "premium" social tier either. The project is built by a solo dev who wants to make restaurant choices simpler — monetization will come later, and never at users' expense.

A restaurant rated 4.2★ on Google can serve an excellent salad and a disastrous pasta. The average rating tells you nothing about what YOU should order. DishRank rates each dish individually — you know exactly what to pick, and you can compare your friends' picks in a group.

The app works everywhere, but content is mainly in Lyon at launch. As the community and your friend groups grow, more cities fill up. You can contribute today wherever you are — every review counts.

The app is already live on iOS and in open beta on Android: you can download it freely from Google Play right now. Full production rollout is in progress.

Yes, DishRank and Dish Rank refer to the same app — the official spelling is DishRank as one word, but many people write it as two words Dish Rank. You can find it on the App Store and Google Play under the name DishRank, and on the web at dishrank.fr.