Eatline

Eat out. Stay on plan.

Eatline is a map that tells you what to order at the places around you, for your goal, from fast food to fine dining. Launch cities first, then wherever you open the map next. Every number is labelled by where it came from, so you always know what's real.

Free map. $6.99/week or $39.99/year to unlock the full list, 3-day free trial.

Map view near Bryant Park with the goal set to Cut: goal chips across the top, a ranked list below the map topped by Jimmy John's marked Verified with a budget bar for The J.J. Gargantuan, and the Map / Cities / You tab bar.

How it works

  1. 01

    Pick your goal.

    Cut, bulk, maintain, high protein, low carb, GLP-1 portions, or budget.

  2. 02

    Open the map.

    Every restaurant we've read shows a best pick for your goal, labelled Verified, Estimated, or Rough. Unread places say so.

  3. 03

    Order the exact build.

    Tap a pin for the full ranked list, the exact thing to say at the counter, and what to skip.

Onboarding screen titled A real menu, scored for your cut: a Chipotle chicken bowl, lean, scoring 73, marked Verified, with the doctor disclaimer below and a Build my map button.
Pick a goal, see a real dish scored against it.
Restaurant sheet for Chipotle Mexican Grill, Verified: 11 of 144 items fit Cut, topped by an 80-scoring Chicken Bowl, lean, with a budget bar and an Order it as line ready to copy.
Tap a pin for the full ranked list and the exact build to order.

Where our numbers come from

Eatline reads three kinds of sources, and tells you which one you're looking at:

  • Verified

    The restaurant published it (a nutrition page, a legally mandated menu label). Green, always.

  • Estimated

    Modelled from the recipe and portion size, shown as a range, never a single number pretending to be exact.

  • Rough

    A first read of a menu we haven't verified yet. Rough items never top a ranked list.

We never show an estimate as a fact, and a restaurant can never pay to change its score. Full source list in Settings > Source of Data.

Map view in Sydney where no nearby menu has been read yet: every goal chip reads 0, and each restaurant in the list, including Salad Affair and Sahara Grill QVB, is marked Not read yet instead of a guessed pick.

Honest when we haven't read a menu yet: a real capture from Sydney, before any of its restaurants were read.

Pricing

Best valueYearly$39.99/yearworks out to about $0.77/week
Weekly$6.99/weekbilled weekly

Both start with a 3-day free trial. Cancel anytime in Settings.

No payment is due today.

Free, no trial needed: the map, cuisine, hours, and one best pick per restaurant.

Paywall screen titled Every menu we've read, ranked for you, listing full ranked menus, Healthify, and Travel mode (your saved cities read and ranked before you land), with a 3-day trial timeline ending at $39.99 a year and a Continue button reading No payment due now.

FAQ

Is Eatline free?

Yes, the map, cuisine, hours, and one best pick per restaurant are free with no trial. The full ranked list, exact builds, and city packs need a subscription.

What does Verified mean?

The restaurant itself published that number, on a nutrition page or a legally required menu label.

What does Estimated mean?

We modelled it from the recipe and portion size. It's shown as a range, not a single number, because it isn't exact.

Can a restaurant pay for a better score?

No. A restaurant can pay for a labelled placement later. It can never buy a better rank or a Verified badge it hasn't earned.

Does Eatline work on a GLP-1 medication?

Yes, small-portion mode reorders every menu around smaller, protein-first builds. This isn't medical advice; check with your doctor before changing how or what you eat.

Does Eatline work when I travel?

Yes, Travel mode keeps your saved cities and airports read and ranked before you land.

How do I cancel?

In Settings, before your trial ends or any renewal date, through your App Store subscription settings.

Is Android coming?

Yes, planned for four weeks after the iOS launch.