Ate List 食榜

Ate List is where you keep your own restaurant rankings — and see your friends'. Not a review site. There are no strangers here, no star averages, no sponsored placements. Just the people you actually trust, and what they'd send you to. 8 IS THE WHOLE IDEA A score of 8 or more means one thing: you'd send a friend there. Below 8 means you wouldn't. Every list holds eight, so keeping something means letting something go — which is what makes the eight worth reading. HOW A SCORE HAPPENS You say how the meal was, and tap what was good or bad about it. That's the score. Position doesn't decide it; the score decides position. When two are tied and the app can't tell them apart, it asks you — but only within a list, because "is this beef noodle better than that beef noodle" has an answer and "is congee better than steak" doesn't. A LIST PER FOOD, NOT ONE BIG PILE Your 牛肉麵, your 拉麵, your 蛋撻 — separate lists, separately ranked. Add your own categories when the built-in ones don't cover it. YOUR FRIENDS, WHERE YOU'RE STANDING Follow someone and their whole list comes with you. Land in a city you've never been to and see what the people you trust rated 8 or more, with how far away it is. SEND ONE AS A LINK One tap turns a Top 8 into a page anyone can open — a photo of your number one, then the eight in order. No app needed to read it. ALSO • Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and anywhere else Apple Maps reaches • English, 繁體中文, 廣東話, 简体中文, 日本語 • A rough price band per meal, so "good and cheap" is a thing you can see • Works offline; syncs across your devices • Everything is private to you and the people you follow each other with • Delete your account and everything in it, from inside the app, in one step