Diner Decider ends the "where should we eat?" standoff. Spin a wheel of your own options — restaurants, cuisines, whatever you're torn between — get a pick in seconds, then log the meal to a personal dining passport that stamps every place you've been.

Yes. The free tier is a real product, not a trial: 1 saved wheel, up to 50 logged meals, and overall + taste ratings. Premium is $1.99/mo or $19.99/yr and adds up to 10 saved wheels, unlimited meals, every rating dimension (presentation, atmosphere, service, value), and shared households.

Build a wheel out of whatever you're deciding between — specific restaurants, cuisines, dishes, anything — then spin it. The wheel picks one at random from your list; no algorithm, no ads, just a fair spin to break the tie.

Every meal you log becomes a collectible stamp in your dining passport — where you ate, what you had, and how you rated it. Over time it turns into a personal map of everywhere you've eaten, instead of a memory you lose the next day.

Meals are private by default — only you see them. You can opt any meal into Public, but it doesn't go live immediately: a human moderator reviews it against our content policy first, so nothing unreviewed ever appears on a public restaurant page.

Log a meal like normal, then set its privacy to Public before you finish. That's available on the free tier — no upgrade needed. It's checked by a human before it appears publicly; you'll see an "Awaiting review" status on the meal until it's approved.