Fifteen years of dinners, in one profile you'll actually recognize. Nothing to log. Nothing to rate. Nothing to keep up with.
One app knows your reservations. Another knows your Tuesday night order. The place itself knows your check. None of them can see the others. Palate starts from the only one who's been to all of it: you.
Palate looks only for reservation confirmations, order receipts and checks. Nothing else in your inbox is read or kept.
Every restaurant, every occasion, every city, matched up and cleaned up. No logging, no rating, no maintenance.
Every new dinner lands in your profile on its own. Tell it you're off sushi for a while, that you've started cooking on Sundays, or that the place everyone loves isn't for you, and it remembers. The picture you started with keeps getting more like you.
The app that knows you best holds 29% of the picture.
One identity. 16 apps. 15 years. All of it.
Dinners you'd half forgotten. The cities you ate your way through. The places you kept going back to without noticing. Most people spend a while just scrolling.
Thursday, 6:15pm. Palate knows it's usually pizza night, and knows the three new spots in town that would earn the slot.
Friday morning: Saturday's still open, and the place you've been meaning to try has an 8:15. You land in a new city: here's what you already love there, and what you haven't tried yet.
Connect Palate to Claude and it already knows how you eat. No explaining your taste, no starting from scratch. Ask where to go Saturday and get an answer built on your real history, with live tables.
Your dining profile is yours, and private by default. Share it with a restaurant when you want them to know the diner, not just the reservation. Nothing goes anywhere unless you send it.
Your profile is private until you turn it on. Share it with a host before a big night, or never. Palate sends it to no one.
A name and a party size becomes a diner who leans Italian, likes the bar, and has been coming since 2023. Only what you chose to show.
Palate never sells your history or hands it to restaurants. A restaurant sees the profile you shared, and nothing else.
Palate was built for a world where you ask an assistant where to eat instead of scrolling for it. Connect it once and any assistant that supports it starts from your real history: the cuisines you keep coming back to, the price range you're comfortable in, the neighborhoods you know. Live tables included. And it remembers what you tell it, so next time it starts closer. It's live in Claude today.
Based on your weekend pattern, Italian leaning, $60 to $90, close to home, three that fit. One you'd know, two you wouldn't.
7:30 is booked. Live slots for Saturday: 6:45, 7:00, 8:15, 8:45. The 8:15 fits your usual weekend window. Here's the Resy link, it takes about ten seconds to confirm.
Fifteen years of restaurants. Sixteen apps. The app that knows her best holds 29% of it. She has all of it. That gap is the whole reason Palate exists.
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