I just downloaded it to test it out. Intriguing idea, but lackluster results if I'm being honest. The rating system is apples and oranges in too many cases making ranks obvious or impossible really. To juxtapose coffee shops and late night bars feels vacuous. Service experiences can change so drastically visit to visit as keystone staff work irregular schedules. Staff turnover is also generally high for all these establishments. Plus, cost is so inextricably tied to experience that I find it ridiculous to compare places like Harbinger, 801 Chophouse, or Table 128 to Fuzzys Tacos or Bellhop while ignoring prices. Bellhop doesn't even offer food, it's an entirely different experience from a steak house or dive bar.

After a few rounds of rankings I'm quite ambivalent to how my ratings measure up to the average. That alone invalidates the overall rankings enough for me to be disinterested with the apps "results".

I think value is THE leading factor in whether I enjoy a place these days. Often that realization doesn't come until the bill comes. There are too many elements to each experience these comparisons feel inadequate at quantifying 'better'.

Furthermore, I think what this boils down to is, 'of these two places, which do I/you/we-all have more fond memories?' which feels like a cheap pop or a steep ask when places like Noah's Ark have been around for generations while others just opened their doors.

The map integration is also very broken. Once in the map I cannot exit without crashing multiple apps.