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Winner, Winner, Pick'n Dinner
End the "where should we eat?" battle.
Make dinner decisions fun for the whole family.
Every family knows this scene...
Dad wants pizza. Mom wants sushi.
The kids want chicken nuggets. Again.
20 minutes of negotiating later... everyone's hangry, someone's pouting, and you end up at the same place as last time.
There has to be a better way.
Pick'n Dinner turns the dinner debate into family game night.
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Every family member gets a vote (yes, even the picky ones)
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Finds restaurants the WHOLE family will enjoy
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Kids love ranking their favorites
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Tie? Spin the wheel!
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From "I'm hungry" to "let's go!" in 2 minutes
How it works...
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Add Your Family
Give everyone a fun emoji and set their food preferences -
Who's Eating Tonight
Just tap who's joining - works for family of 2 or 10 -
Everyone Votes
Pass the phone around - each person ranks their top 3 No peeking! No influencing! -
Celebrate the Win!
The restaurant everyone can agree on - decided fairly -
Bonus:
Track who's been "winning" to keep things balanced!
Features Families Love
👨👩👧👦 Individual profiles for each family member
🍕 Remembers everyone's favorite cuisines
📍 Finds restaurants near you (or near Grandma's house!)
💰 Filter by budget - date night or Tuesday dinner
🎡 Spin-the-wheel tie-breaker (kids go WILD for this)
🏆 Win tracking keeps things fair over time
⏰ Shows what's open right now
🔒 100% private - your family data never leaves your phone
Perfect For
👨👩👧👦 Families with picky eaters (we see you)
🚗 Road trips with hungry kids in the backseat
👴👵 Multi-generational dinners (everyone's preferences count!)
📅 Weekly family dinner nights
🎉 Birthday dinners where the birthday kid gets extra say
💑 Parents who need a quick date-night decision
🏠 "What's for dinner?" when no one wants to cook
"My kids actually WANT to help pick dinner now. The wheel spin is the highlight of their week!"
- Mom of 3
"Finally something that works when we're traveling with the grandparents AND the kids."
- Family Traveler
"My 6-year-old feels so important getting to vote. And honestly? Her picks are pretty good."
- Dad
