SavyaYour taste persona
Everyone has an order. What does yours say about you?
Pick a few things you love to eat, and Savya — a free app that reads restaurant menus — writes the kind of eater that makes you. Short, specific, a little too accurate. Then it reads every menu against the same picks.
FreeNo invite codeiPhone and Android
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Start with what’s true
Pick what sounds like you.
Thirty-three to choose from — what you love, how you eat, what you skip. Two is enough to start. There are no wrong answers, only accurate ones.
Then see who you are at a table
A character study, not a horoscope.
Your persona is written for the picks you made — a behaviour you could watch happen at a table, and a turn at the end. It lives on your profile, and it's yours to share or keep to yourself.
Change your picks and you'll get a new one. There's no test to pass.
And then, dinner
The same picks read every menu.
- 1
Pick what you love
A few chips. Allergies too, if you have them.
- 2
Meet your persona
A short, specific portrait of how you eat.
- 3
Photograph a menu
Savya hands back the dishes that match — with a reason for each.
Also in Savya
One app for the whole meal.
Know what to order
Photograph the menu. Savya reads every dish and hands back the few that are yours, each with a reason.
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.
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.
Bring it to dinner.
Free on iPhone and Android. No invite code, no waitlist. Set it up before your next table.
FreeNo invite codeiPhone and Android
On a computer? Point your phone's camera here.