I built Sazio because "what do you want to eat?" is a problem exactly nobody has solved. "I don't know, what do YOU want?" β and twenty minutes later you're eating cereal standing up.
Sazio turns it into a 60-second swipe. Everyone goes through the same deck of meal cards, right for yum and left for nope, and the app surfaces what you actually agreed on. Tie? Spin the tiebreaker and let fate call it. Once you land on something you can pull up a recipe and grocery list, or open Maps and go find it.
Two ways to play: pass one phone around the table, or everyone joins a room with a code and swipes on their own phone at the same time.
Multiplayer took me three rewrites β React Native's JS engine has opinions about WebSockets that nobody warns you about.
Free on iOS and Android, no account needed.
Genuinely curious how other people handle this: does your household have an actual system, or is it just whoever caves first?
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I built Sazio because "what do you want to eat?" is a problem exactly nobody has solved. "I don't know, what do YOU want?" β and twenty minutes later you're eating cereal standing up.
Sazio turns it into a 60-second swipe. Everyone goes through the same deck of meal cards, right for yum and left for nope, and the app surfaces what you actually agreed on. Tie? Spin the tiebreaker and let fate call it. Once you land on something you can pull up a recipe and grocery list, or open Maps and go find it.
Two ways to play: pass one phone around the table, or everyone joins a room with a code and swipes on their own phone at the same time.
Multiplayer took me three rewrites β React Native's JS engine has opinions about WebSockets that nobody warns you about.
Free on iOS and Android, no account needed.
Genuinely curious how other people handle this: does your household have an actual system, or is it just whoever caves first?