Android · Free · No account

Dinner decided in forty minutes one tap.

Every other app hands you two hundred restaurants and calls it help. Food For You hands you one — open now, close by, in your budget. Don't like it? Tap again.

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What are you in the mood for?

Pick a craving below, or don't — it works either way.

Sample places, so you can try it here.

Deciding with a maps app

  1. 1–3Search, scroll, read three menus.
  2. 4–9Check the hours. Check the prices. Reopen the first one.
  3. 10+Ask someone else what they want. They say "anything".
  4. —Eat the same thing as last Tuesday.

Deciding with Food For You

  1. Tap 1One place, with distance, price, rating and whether it's open right now.
  2. Tap 2Not feeling it? It re-rolls instantly from places already found nearby.
  3. Tap 3Go — turn-by-turn directions with voice, right in the app.
The actual app

Three screens. That's the whole product.

No dashboard, no feed, no onboarding carousel. Real screens from the Android build — the first two with its sample catalogue, the last on a test drive.

The Filters sheet in Food For You, with toggles for fast food, restaurants, diners, food carts, bars and cafés, and a price row below.
BEFORESet it once, or neverEverything is on by default. Turn off what you'd never eat and it stays that way.
A result screen showing El Camino Taqueria, a food cart rated 4.5, open until 9 PM, 2.6 km away, with Get Directions and Spin Again buttons.
THE ANSWEROne place, fully answeredRating, price, distance, whether the kitchen is open right now, and for real places the restaurant's own photo. Nothing left to check.
Turn-by-turn navigation in Food For You: a tilted street map following the car, a banner reading 160 m, turn left onto Beach St, and the arrival time with a mute button and an End button.
GOTurn-by-turn, with voiceThe map turns with you, the next turn counts down, and a voice calls it out. Miss one and it re-routes. It never leaves the app.
Filters, only if you want them

It works before you touch a single setting.

Defaults are deliberately loose. Narrow it down when you actually care, and it remembers nothing you didn't ask it to.

A craving, taken literally

Pizza, burgers, Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Indian, Italian, BBQ and more. Ask for pizza and you get pizza — if none is open, it tells you instead of guessing.

How far you'll go

1 to 15 km. The answer is always somewhere you'd actually drive to tonight.

Price and diet

Cheap eats through to a proper night out, plus a vegetarian-friendly filter.

Kind of place

Fast food, sit-down, diners, food carts, bars with a real menu, cafés, bakeries.

Saved spots

Somewhere worth repeating? Save it. Sort by recent, nearest or top rated.

Surprise Me

Throws out every filter you set and picks at random. The fastest way out of a rut.

New

Turn-by-turn, with voice

Start navigating without leaving the app: the next turn, the distance to it, your arrival time, and a voice that calls each turn.

New

The place's own photo

For real restaurants, you see the photo the restaurant put on Google — not a stock picture of the cuisine.

New

Pick a spot on the map

Somewhere you'll be later, or GPS being difficult? Drag the map under the pin and search from there.

Closed test · open to join

Get it before everyone else.

Food For You is finished and running on Android. Before Google lists it publicly, it runs as a closed test — and you can join right now, free. Two taps, no email, no forms.

Join the tester group Use the same Google account as your phone.
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Join the tester groupgroups.google.com/g/food-for-you-testers, signed in with your phone's Google account.
2
Opt in on Google PlayOpen the opt-in page, tap Become a tester, then install. It can take a few minutes to appear.
3
Keep it for two weeksand open it whenever you're hungry. That's the whole job.
Straight answers

The things people ask first.

Is it free?Yes, and there's nothing to buy inside it. It's paid for by small banner ads — no pop-ups, no video you have to sit through.
Do I have to share my location?No. Share it and you get places around you right now; skip it and type an address or pick a spot on the map. Everything works either way.
Is there an iPhone version?Not yet. Android only for now — the app is built with Expo, so iOS is possible later, but nothing is promised.
How is this different from a maps search?A maps search hands you a ranked list and leaves the deciding to you. This makes the decision and shows you one place. That's the entire difference, and it's the point.
Where do the restaurants come from?Google Places, the same source behind Maps — so hours, ratings and prices are the real ones, not a small curated list.
What if nothing's open?It tells you. Ask for pizza at 7 a.m. and it says nothing's open for pizza near you, rather than quietly handing you something else.
Does it give directions?Yes — turn-by-turn navigation with voice, inside the app. If you'd rather use Google Maps, that's one tap away too.
Do I need an account?There isn't one. No sign-up, no email, no password to forget. Open it and it works. What it collects.
Your data

We keep nothing.

No account, no sign-up, no email address to hand over. Your saved spots sit on your phone — deleting the app deletes them, because we never had a copy.

Location is used while the app is open to find places near you. It passes through our server on its way to Google and is never stored or logged. Rather not share it? Type an address or pick a spot on the map; everything still works.

Read the privacy policy
What the app actually collects
LocationOptional. Used only while the app is open, passed straight to Google to find places, and never stored or logged by us.
Advertising IDCollected by Google AdMob to show ads. Reset or delete it in your device settings.
Saved spots and preferencesOn your device only. Uninstalling erases them immediately.
Name, email, contacts, photos, filesNot collected. There's no account, and our server keeps nothing.
Food For You contains ads, served by Google AdMob. In the EEA, UK and Switzerland you're asked for consent on first launch and can change it any time.