The whole idea

How it works

Four steps, none of them hard. The app does the deciding; you do the eating.

Points and levels on this page come straight from the app’s rulebook.

1. Spin

Pick how far you’ll go, what you’ll pay and what you’re into, or leave it all open. One tap sweeps through the nearby places filtered by their listed opening hours and lands on one. That’s +10 points. Changed your mind? A respin costs −5 the first time each day and −15 after that. Hesitation has a price; the first pick usually deserves a chance.

Prefer your own list? Build collections like “Lunch break” or “Date night” and spin from those instead. Include other groups to combine lists without duplicate restaurants. Confirm current opening hours before you go.

2. Double down

Brave? Let the app pick your order too: choose entrées, drinks and sides where a menu is available, use budget mode, or go full random. Verifying your order with a receipt pays +25, full random +40. Menu coverage varies. Some chains have curated menus; you can add missing items. Prices may be missing or vary locally, and the app flags incomplete prices or an over-budget result. Dietary filters use available menu tags in budget mode; full random ignores them. Confirm ingredients, allergens and prices directly with the restaurant.

3. Check in

Show up within two hours and check in at the door for +50. No GPS signal? The receipt works for this too. Spin, double down and check in on the same visit and everything doubles: the perfect run. Spin every day and the streak adds +20 from day 3.

4. Friends

Start a session, share the code, and everyone spins into the pot. One spin wins and you all go. Check in together and the squad bonus pays +100 each. Make it weekly and the app sets the next one up for you, with a nudge before it starts.

Levels

Points add up to a level. Ten of them, each with a title worth defending.