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This app simplifies group dining decisions by turning restaurant selection into a fun, real-time swiping game. Users create or join sessions, swipe on nearby restaurants independently, and the app reveals matches when everyone agrees. It eliminates indecision and conflict for any group meal.
What's New in Tender Eats
1.6
June 2, 2026
What's New in Version 1.6 Improved how Tender picks a winner when the vote is close. The ranking algorithm now uses a smarter tie-breaking method — instead of arbitrary ordering, it eliminates the option that the most people ranked last, so the result better reflects group consensus. The more people in your session, the more this matters.
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How does Tender work for deciding where to eat?
Tender allows users to create or join a session, then everyone swipes through nearby restaurants on their own phones. When all participants swipe 'yes' on the same restaurant, it's a match, and the app reveals the agreed-upon location.
Can I use Tender without creating an account?
Yes, Tender does not require an account or sign-up. You can jump straight into creating or joining sessions anonymously and temporarily.
Does Tender show ads?
No, Tender is ad-free. The app is completely free to use and does not contain any advertisements.
How does Tender find restaurants?
Tender uses your current location to discover nearby restaurants. It intelligently sorts these spots by a blend of popularity and proximity, ensuring you see highly-rated options close to you.
What devices is Tender available on?
Tender is available on iPhone and iPad devices, making it accessible for Apple users on the go.
How often is Tender updated?
The latest version of Tender is 1.6, and it was last updated on June 2, 2026. This indicates active development and regular updates.
What is the age rating for Tender?
Tender has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including families.
What makes Tender different from other restaurant apps?
Tender focuses on resolving group indecision through a gamified, real-time swiping experience. It eliminates back-and-forth debates and veto wars by ensuring everyone agrees simultaneously.



