Rank every restaurant you've eaten at
Rate food, service, ambiance, and value separately, then let head-to-head picks settle the close calls. Your definitive where-to-eat list, private by default, free forever.
No signup needed. Local-first. Optional free cloud backup.
Because the food was a 9 but the service was a 5
A single score hides why you loved a place. Rate the parts, weight them your way.
Four dimensions, your weights
The Restaurants template rates food at double weight, plus service, ambiance, and value. Shift the weights if atmosphere matters more to you than the plate.
Head-to-head meal duels
Two spots both feel like an 8.5? Quick "which was better?" picks refine your ranking where numbers can't, one gut call at a time.
Compare taste with friends
Import a friend's export to see your agreement percentage and biggest disagreements side by side. Settle where to eat with data.
A private alternative to Beli
Beli proved that people want their restaurants ranked, not merely starred. But it's a social network: account first, feed always, your rankings on display. RateTheThings keeps the ranking mechanics and drops the network. No signup, no feed, and your list lives in your browser, working offline as a PWA. Nothing is uploaded unless you opt into the free cloud backup or deliberately share a list.
The Restaurants template ships with fields for cuisine, location, price range, the date you visited, a photo, and notes, and you can add anything else: the dish you'd order again, who you went with, whether it's date-night material. Every field is yours to define.
Rating more than restaurants? The same app tracks beer, movies, coffee, pizza joints, and anything else you can put in a list.
Restaurant tracker questions
The short, honest answers.
How is this different from Beli?
Beli is a social app built around one ranked list and a feed of friends. RateTheThings is private by default with no account required: you rate food, service, ambiance, and value separately with your own weights, refine the order with head-to-head picks, and nothing leaves your device unless you opt in.
Do I need an account to rank restaurants?
No. The app works fully without one. An optional free account adds cloud backup and lets you share lists with friends.
How does the ranking actually work?
Two ways that combine: weighted dimension scores build a leaderboard automatically, and quick pairwise duels ("which meal was better?") refine the order where scores are close.
Is the restaurant tracker free?
Yes. Lists, ratings, ranking, tiers, stats, and Wrapped are all free with no limits.
Start your restaurant list
Pick the Restaurants template, rate the last three places you ate, and watch your ranking build itself. Free, private by default, ready in seconds.
Start rating, it's free