The Pizza Review

Every screen rebuilt around one idea: one job per screen, and nothing on it that isn't doing that job. A REVIEW YOU CAN FINISH • Rating a pizza is one screen now, not three — your score updates as you go • There's a way out from the top of the form; the old one was a Cancel button 1,136 points down the page • Say when you went — now, earlier today, yesterday, or pick the day • Editing a review fixes the review without changing when you wrote it • Finish a review and you get your score, where it landed against everyone else's, and any badge you just earned FIND A PLACE BY NAME • Type a pizzeria's name in Discover and we'll find it — even somewhere nobody has reviewed yet • Every result behaves like any other: directions, their menu, want-to-try, or rate it on the spot • The map follows what you searched instead of sitting on your own location • List and map are two views of one search, and only the tabs move you between them A FEED THAT SHOWS ITS WORK • Like and comment on any review, from the feed or from the place • Been somewhere more than once? All your visits sit in one card with your average across them, and every visit keeps its own score, notes and photo • Your Likes and Comments show on the card without opening anything BADGES WORTH EARNING • Every badge has its own artwork now — 37 of them, across six tiers • Earning one is a moment: the badge, its name, and what you did to get it RANKINGS AND HOME • One ranked list with one kind of row, and the cut-off is shown rather than implied • Home fits on a screen again IPAD • The app fills the iPad instead of sitting in a phone-width column down the middle FIXES YOU ASKED FOR • A review that fails to send is kept on your device with a Retry, and says so plainly — it used to promise a retry it couldn't do • Deleting a review makes it stay deleted • You can unblock someone you've blocked • Your Top 5 saves when it says it saves • The bottom bar stays put while the feed scrolls