Every restaurant you've been to, in order.

Nobody knows what four stars means. Everybody knows which of two places was better. Yum Rank asks you that, a few times, and puts the new place exactly where it belongs.

Loved it, fine, or not for me

Pick a bucket, then answer a handful of this-or-that comparisons. The position comes out of the answers.

A number that means something

A score is where a place sits in your own list — not an average of strangers who wanted something else for dinner.

Where your friends actually go

Follow people and see their real order, with their notes. Third of ninety is a different claim from third of four.

Yours, if you want it that way

A private account approves its own followers. Nothing you rank is visible to anyone you haven't let in.

Support

Something broken, or an idea for what it should do next? Email jesus.ed.sanchez@gmail.com and you'll get a reply from a person.

If you're reporting a problem, the device model and OS version help more than anything else.

Making your list private

Settings → Private account. From then on only followers you approve can see what you've ranked. People can still find your handle and ask.

Deleting your account

Settings → Delete account, inside the app. It removes your profile, every ranking and note you've written, your want-to-try list, your photo and your follows — on both sides. Your handle goes back into the pool. It's immediate and can't be undone.