What gets rated
DishCast: The dish. Every plate has its own verdict.
- Photo feeds: Whatever you post. There's no rating.
- Review sites: The restaurant as a whole.
- Map apps: The restaurant as a whole.
Why DishCast
Photo apps, review sites and maps were built to share a moment or rate a place. DishCast is built for one thing: knowing which dish to order, remembering the ones you love, and making them at home.
How each kind of app is generally built, and where DishCast is different.
What gets rated
DishCast: The dish. Every plate has its own verdict.
Whose opinion
DishCast: Your circle, weighted by how close their taste is to yours.
The number you see
DishCast: Your dishcast: your odds of loving this dish.
Effort to share
DishCast: One question: would you order it again?
After the meal
DishCast: A home recipe and grocery list for the dish.
General comparison of app categories, not of any specific company's current features.
01 · Dish, not restaurant
Restaurant stars blend the bread, the service, the parking and the one great dish into a single number. DishCast keeps every dish separate, so you know exactly what to order when you sit down.
02 · Your taste, not the crowd's
A thousand anonymous reviews tell you what most people think. DishCast learns what you love and leans on friends whose taste matches yours, so the number is about you.
03 · Honest, not performative
Photo feeds reward the prettiest shot. DishCast asks one blunt question, would you order it again, so a beautiful plate that tasted fine never fools your friends.
04 · It doesn't end at the check
Review sites and maps stop when you leave. DishCast turns the dish into a home recipe and a grocery list, so your favorite plate becomes Tuesday dinner.
San Diego first
The first 150 founding members get in before anyone else.