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NomBot: Food Decider
The app that picks what to eat and learns your taste.
Can't decide what to eat? NomBot learns what you like, spins up three real spots near you, and tells you why each one is worth the trip. Got a craving? Be Picky mode narrows the hunt to exactly that. Tap once, get three, go eat. The first 1,000 Founders get lifetime access.
Love the Be Picky mode idea, that would actually save me from my 20 minute scrolling habit. One thing though, can you add a way to blacklist spots I already tried and disliked? Three suggestions is great but if one of them is somewhere I had a bad experience last week I am probably skipping the whole thing. A simple thumbs down that remembers next time would make this way more useful.
a "save for later" option for the three picks would be clutch, sometimes im not ready to commit right when it suggests them and by the time i look back ive forgotten which three spots it was
would love a quick way to share the three picks with my partner so we both open the same list and pick together instead of screenshotting. maybe a tap to share link that pulls up the exact same three spots on their phone?
honestly the be picky mode sounds great but it would be super useful if you could save past picks or blacklist spots you already tried and didnt like, kind of like a little history so it doesnt keep suggesting the same places over and over
Hi Product Hunt, Zach here.
I am a solo founder and I built NomBot to end the nightly "where do you want to eat" standoff. You spin, it hands you three real places nearby that fit what you like, and it learns your taste the more you use it.
A few things I'm proud of: it respects your dealbreakers, it reads the reviews so you don't have to, and the picks get sharper the more you spin.
It's live on iOS and Android today. The first 1,000 people get lifetime access for $49.99 one time; after that it's $4.99 a month for Pro, or free with limited spins.
What's next: Group Spin is rolling out soon. Everyone joins a lobby, sets their dealbreakers, and one spin settles it for the entire table. After that, NomBot follows you into the kitchen. That's all I'll say for now.
I'll be here all day answering everything. Tell me where I got it wrong and I'll fix it. That's the fun part of all of this for me. The more feedback the better, thank you!
About NomBot: Food Decider on Product Hunt
“The app that picks what to eat and learns your taste.”
NomBot: Food Decider was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #118 on the daily leaderboard. Can't decide what to eat? NomBot learns what you like, spins up three real spots near you, and tells you why each one is worth the trip. Got a craving? Be Picky mode narrows the hunt to exactly that. Tap once, get three, go eat. The first 1,000 Founders get lifetime access.
NomBot: Food Decider was featured in Travel (42.4k followers), Food & Drink (2.8k followers) and Lifestyle (1.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 18.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted NomBot: Food Decider?
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Love the Be Picky mode idea, that would actually save me from my 20 minute scrolling habit. One thing though, can you add a way to blacklist spots I already tried and disliked? Three suggestions is great but if one of them is somewhere I had a bad experience last week I am probably skipping the whole thing. A simple thumbs down that remembers next time would make this way more useful.