Veto

A dining app for groups

less arguing.
more eating.

Name your no's. We'll find your yes.

Americans spend 14 minutes picking a restaurant. With a group, longer. Veto is built for couples, friend groups, and coworkers who'd rather just start eating.

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iPhone · iOS 17+ · TestFlight beta open

Source: US Foods Diner Survey, 2023

Six people, forty restaurants,
ninety minutes of group chat.

There's a better way.

How it works

Three taps to dinner.

01
Set the scene.

Pick a meal time, a vibe, a radius. Veto pulls the candidates.

02
Veto what you don't want.

Swipe left on anything you're not feeling. Privately.

03
Eat what survives.

When everyone's done, Veto reveals what you all agree on.

Group Veto

Nobody sees who said no.

Vetoes are private. Only the survivors are revealed. No arguments. No "who said no to Thai."

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It's settled

The one place all six agreed on.

Early access

Be first to the table.

Join the TestFlight beta. We'll send a link when you're in.

Questions

Reasonable to ask.

When is Veto launching?
Find it in the App Store this summer.
Is it free?
Yes during beta. Pricing decisions later, never surprise charges.
Will Veto only be available on iOS?
No. We started on iOS to ship faster. The Google Play Store is next.
How does the group mode work?
The host creates a session and shares a code. Up to ten people join, everyone vetoes privately. The app reveals the intersection — restaurants nobody vetoed.
How are restaurants sourced?
From Google Places. We pull what's near you, then your group decides what stays.
Is this app just for planning dinners out?
No. Use it for any meal of the day. Don't forget to set your vibe — from an intimate setting to a large group meal out.
Can the app be used for solo diners?
Yes! You can run a solo session. Say what you don't want, Veto gives you your yes.
What if no one wants to decide on a place to eat?
No problem! Just select "You choose" and Veto will pick a location based on your filters.
Can my group see what I vetoed?
No. Vetoes are private to you. The group only sees what survived — never who said no to what.
Who's behind this?
An independent team. One engineer, one designer, and a lot of indecisive diners.