Servi

Everyone gets a say. Only you need Servi Plus.

With Servi Plus, send each person a link to a page of their own. They rate dinner, say what they're looking forward to and tell you when they're skipping one — and it all comes back to your recipes.

What they see

  • A page with their name on it, opened in the phone's browser
  • No account, no password, nothing to install — and it works on any phone, Android included
  • Last night's dinner with three faces to choose from, not five stars — nobody has to think about it
  • Whether they'd have it again, and a word for the cook if they want to say more
  • What's coming up, with a thumb for how they feel about it — or a tap to say they're skipping that one
A web page open in a phone browser, greeting one family member by name: last night's dinner with three faces to choose between, under it a meal they already answered showing what somebody else made of it, and under that the meals coming up, each with a row of thumbs and a button to say they are eating. No sign-in anywhere on the page. A web page open in a phone browser, greeting one family member by name: last night's dinner with three faces to choose between, under it a meal they already answered showing what somebody else made of it, and under that the meals coming up, each with a row of thumbs and a button to say they are eating. No sign-in anywhere on the page.
No app. No account.

What comes back

  • Every verdict lands on the recipe itself: who loved it, who'd sooner not, and what they said about it
  • Your library learns the shape of it — filter to Family favourites, to the ones somebody vetoed, or to what nobody has tried yet
  • Sort by what the family rated best on the night you want a safe bet
  • Your own favourites are a heart and the family's verdict is a thumb, so you always know whose opinion you're looking at
  • Votes are advice, not commands: the plan changes only when you decide
A card at the foot of a recipe listing each person who ate it, with a thumbs-up or an equals sign against their name and whether they would have it again. One of them adds a word about why, quoted underneath. A card at the foot of a recipe listing each person who ate it, with a thumbs-up or an equals sign against their name and whether they would have it again. One of them adds a word about why, quoted underneath.
What the family thought
A recipe at tablet width, shown selected beside the library list, scrolled down to a panel listing each person who ate it, a thumbs-up or an equals sign against their name, whether they would have it again, and a word from one of them quoted underneath. A recipe at tablet width, shown selected beside the library list, scrolled down to a panel listing each person who ate it, a thumbs-up or an equals sign against their name, whether they would have it again, and a word from one of them quoted underneath.
What the family thought

Each person, on their own profile

  • Everyone in the house gets a profile: allergies, won't-eats and dislikes
  • Every recipe is flagged against all of them at once, the maybes included
  • With Servi Plus, the profile is also where you send that person their own link

Allergy information here is worked out automatically, and we've built it to be as accurate as we can. Even so, mistakes are possible — including missing something — so always check the actual ingredients yourself.

One person's page in the household: their allergies, the foods they won't eat and the ones they dislike, each on its own row, then the private link that lets them rate meals without an account. One person's page in the household: their allergies, the foods they won't eat and the ones they dislike, each on its own row, then the private link that lets them rate meals without an account.
Each person, on their own profile
One person's page at tablet width, floating as a panel over the recipe library: their allergies, the foods they won't eat and the ones they dislike, each on its own row, a note that allergies are hard constraints and dislikes are only avoided when possible, and beneath it the private rating link with buttons to share it or issue a new one. One person's page at tablet width, floating as a panel over the recipe library: their allergies, the foods they won't eat and the ones they dislike, each on its own row, a note that allergies are hard constraints and dislikes are only avoided when possible, and beneath it the private rating link with buttons to share it or issue a new one.
Each person, on their own profile

Your family's names never reach the AI

Before anything goes to the AI, everyone's name is replaced with a placeholder — Google's copy says someone in your household can't eat peanuts, never who. Only what you choose to share — a Shop Together list or a family rating link — passes through our servers. No ads, no tracking, no data brokers.

Your library stays on your device — with Servi Plus it also lives in your own private iCloud and syncs between your iPhone and iPad, never touches our servers, and you can export everything any time.

How this works, in detail

What it takes

The family links are part of Servi Plus, which is one payment, not a subscription. The people you send them to need nothing at all.

Coming soon to the App Store

Servi is finished and in testing. This page will link to the App Store the day the listing goes live.