Know what to order
Be honest. You were going to order the same thing again.
Savya is a free app that reads restaurant menus. Snap the menu at your table and it hands back the few dishes that fit how you eat — each with a reason. The usual will still be there next time.
How it works
Point. Wait a minute. Order better.
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Photograph the menu
One page or six. Scan the QR code on the table or paste a link — PDFs too.
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Savya reads all of it
Every dish, price and ingredient it can find, checked against what you like and what you don’t eat.
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Get a short list
Not a list of everything. The few that are yours, each with a plain sentence on why.
It takes about a minute. The fast answer is on the wall by the register.
It runs while your phone is face down on the table.
Why it’s different
A reason for every pick.
Built around how you eat
Loves spicy, always the same thing, no pork, high protein — thirty-three preferences, and you pick the ones that are true.
Flags what the menu doesn’t say
Set your allergies once. Soy sauce carries wheat; butter hides in French vegetables. Savya says so.
Reads the menu you actually have
A photo, the QR code on the table, or a link to the restaurant’s site. Multi-page menus in one go.
Keep the good ones
Mark what you ordered, photograph it, rate it. Next time, you’ll know what was worth it.
Also in Savya
One app for the whole meal.
Flags what the menu doesn’t say
Soy sauce carries wheat. Butter hides in French vegetables. Set your allergies once; every menu is read against them.
Want to go, and Been
Save a place the second you hear about it. Everywhere you’ve eaten keeps itself, with what you ordered.
Your taste persona
Pick what you love to eat and Savya writes the kind of eater that makes you. Short, specific, a little too accurate.
A dining journal worth keeping
Photograph the dishes, rate them, leave a note. A weekly dining streak and a Savya Score keep count of the nights out.
