Whateatver
MomoWu.Official
Can't Decide What to Eat? Ask Whateatver.
Whateatver is an app for building your personal food ranking and using a dice roll to decide where to eat today. From rating and the random picker to cross-platform import, real-time collaboration, and cloud backup — it settles "what's for dinner" once and for all. Available in Traditional Chinese, English, and Japanese.
1. Build Your Food Ranking
Rank every restaurant on your own terms — tier names, order, and colors are all customizable. When you create a new list, pick a starter template too: the classic S/A/B/C/D/E, or a "To-try / Conquered" check-in style. Save a tier setup you like as your own template and apply it to new lists in one tap. Create separate lists for lunch, late-night snacks, or date night and switch between them instantly.
2. Let the Dice Decide
Indecision ends here. Tap the dice and the app instantly picks a restaurant from your list. Filter by tier, tag, price, or distance, or check "Exclude recently visited" to keep things fresh.
3. One-Tap Share Import from Any App
Spot a restaurant on Google Maps, Google My Maps, Instagram, Threads, X, Bluesky, Tabelog, Naver, or an inline booking page? Just hit Share → Whateatver. The app automatically identifies the name, address, and location — no manual entry needed. You can also bulk-import Google Maps lists and saved places. If a post mixes in attractions and hotels, turn on "Restaurants only" to filter them out.
4. Live Opening Hours
Add a restaurant's weekly hours and the app shows a live "Open / On break / Closed / Closed today" status right on the card based on the current time — so you know before you head out.
5. Google Maps Integration & Map View
Tap any place on the map when adding a restaurant — name, address, and map link fill in automatically. Switch to map view to see all your restaurants at a glance, filter by tier or tag, sort by distance, and tap any card to navigate.
6. Collaborative Lists
Create a shared list and invite friends via link or QR to edit together in real time. Everyone's adds, ratings, and ordering sync instantly — build a shared food map together. (Whateatver Pro)
7. Cloud Backup
Sign in with Apple or Google to back up all your lists to the cloud. Restore them easily on a new phone or after reinstalling, with both manual and automatic backup. (Whateatver Pro)
8. Record Every Visit, Then Look Back
Mark a restaurant as eaten, then write a dining note on the spot. Every restaurant has its own visit timeline so you can look back months later. The Stats page turns all of it into a picture: tier breakdown, top tags, most-eaten ranking, and price distribution — and you can rename the four price tiers to whatever you actually call them.
9. Share, Export, and Official Picks
Generate a QR code and let friends scan to import your full list — names, map links, notes, and tags all included. You can also export a list to Google My Maps format, with each tier as its own layer, and see your whole food map on a desktop. Or watch a short ad to permanently unlock curated lists like "Top 10 Ramen" and expand your food map.
10. Offline by Default, Privacy First
Core features work fully offline — data is stored locally on your device with no account required. Data is only uploaded when you choose to use cloud backup or collaboration.
11. About Whateatver Pro Subscription
Whateatver Pro is available as a monthly or yearly subscription. Subscribing removes ads, unlocks unlimited restaurants and lists, and enables collaborative lists and cloud backup.
Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your device Settings, then Apple ID, then Subscriptions, after purchase.
Whateatver is an app for building your personal food ranking and using a dice roll to decide where to eat today. From rating and the random picker to cross-platform import, real-time collaboration, and cloud backup — it settles "what's for dinner" once and for all. Available in Traditional Chinese, English, and Japanese.
1. Build Your Food Ranking
Rank every restaurant on your own terms — tier names, order, and colors are all customizable. When you create a new list, pick a starter template too: the classic S/A/B/C/D/E, or a "To-try / Conquered" check-in style. Save a tier setup you like as your own template and apply it to new lists in one tap. Create separate lists for lunch, late-night snacks, or date night and switch between them instantly.
2. Let the Dice Decide
Indecision ends here. Tap the dice and the app instantly picks a restaurant from your list. Filter by tier, tag, price, or distance, or check "Exclude recently visited" to keep things fresh.
3. One-Tap Share Import from Any App
Spot a restaurant on Google Maps, Google My Maps, Instagram, Threads, X, Bluesky, Tabelog, Naver, or an inline booking page? Just hit Share → Whateatver. The app automatically identifies the name, address, and location — no manual entry needed. You can also bulk-import Google Maps lists and saved places. If a post mixes in attractions and hotels, turn on "Restaurants only" to filter them out.
4. Live Opening Hours
Add a restaurant's weekly hours and the app shows a live "Open / On break / Closed / Closed today" status right on the card based on the current time — so you know before you head out.
5. Google Maps Integration & Map View
Tap any place on the map when adding a restaurant — name, address, and map link fill in automatically. Switch to map view to see all your restaurants at a glance, filter by tier or tag, sort by distance, and tap any card to navigate.
6. Collaborative Lists
Create a shared list and invite friends via link or QR to edit together in real time. Everyone's adds, ratings, and ordering sync instantly — build a shared food map together. (Whateatver Pro)
7. Cloud Backup
Sign in with Apple or Google to back up all your lists to the cloud. Restore them easily on a new phone or after reinstalling, with both manual and automatic backup. (Whateatver Pro)
8. Record Every Visit, Then Look Back
Mark a restaurant as eaten, then write a dining note on the spot. Every restaurant has its own visit timeline so you can look back months later. The Stats page turns all of it into a picture: tier breakdown, top tags, most-eaten ranking, and price distribution — and you can rename the four price tiers to whatever you actually call them.
9. Share, Export, and Official Picks
Generate a QR code and let friends scan to import your full list — names, map links, notes, and tags all included. You can also export a list to Google My Maps format, with each tier as its own layer, and see your whole food map on a desktop. Or watch a short ad to permanently unlock curated lists like "Top 10 Ramen" and expand your food map.
10. Offline by Default, Privacy First
Core features work fully offline — data is stored locally on your device with no account required. Data is only uploaded when you choose to use cloud backup or collaboration.
11. About Whateatver Pro Subscription
Whateatver Pro is available as a monthly or yearly subscription. Subscribing removes ads, unlocks unlimited restaurants and lists, and enables collaborative lists and cloud backup.
Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your device Settings, then Apple ID, then Subscriptions, after purchase.
Developer email
momowu.official@gmail.com
Developer website
https://whateatver-feedback.momowuofficial.workers.devReleased
May 25, 2026
Current version
1.1.3
Android version
7.0
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