Hawaiian Pizza
📍 Local Pizzeria
Your personal food journal — honest, private, and built around one question: does this taste so good you'd retaste it?
Currently Android only
Forget complicated star ratings. After every meal, you answer one question to yourself — and three colors tell the whole story.
ReTaste tracks what matters — the taste, the place, and whether it's worth going back.
Browse your journal two ways. Taste view shows every food experience in chronological order. Switch to Spots — and instantly see any place with your full history: "The burger here was amazing, but that soup last March? Never again."
Burger Heroes · yesterday
Thai House · 3 days ago
Pizza Lab · a week ago
Boulangerie Jules · 2 weeks ago
Go back to the same ramen spot three times and rate it Must Retaste? It earns Rare status. Keep going — Epic, then Legendary. You don't chase tiers. They happen on their own.
From first bite to trusted favorite — in four simple taps.
Restaurant, café, street food, grocery store — if it's on a menu or on a shelf, it counts.
One tap: green, yellow, or red. No stars. No "7.3 out of 10." Just your gut feeling.
Open any place and instantly see your history — what to order again, what to skip forever.
Go back for what you loved. Watch your favorites earn their status — from Rare to Legendary.
These moments happen to everyone. ReTaste makes sure they never happen again.
The kind that just stays with you. A friend is flying to that city tomorrow — and instead of "somewhere near the old town," you open ReTaste and send the exact place, the exact dish. Three days later they text back: "Oh my god." You always know.
Shared perfectlyYour go-to Italian place is great for pizza, but last time you tried the carbonara it was awful. Three months later, you forgot and ordered it again. Same disappointment. ReTaste would've shown you the red flag right there on the menu card — crisis averted.
Never againYou're standing in front of a shelf with forty similar-looking snack bags. You've definitely tried at least three of them before, but which one was the good one? You open ReTaste, scan the barcode — and there it is: Must Retaste. Grabbed. Done. No more guessing at the shelf.
Found instantlyOnline reviews say 4.8 stars, but half of them look fake. You've been here before — was it actually good? ReTaste doesn't care about strangers' opinions. It only shows yours. Your taste, your truth, your trusted filter.
Trust yourselfJoin the early access — start your taste journey today. No spam, just the invite.