Agreemint
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Pick a name and play. No account, no password, no app to install.
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Stop debating. Start eating.
Stop debating where to eat and start eating. Agreemint is a quick game for groups: everyone swipes on nearby restaurants until you all agree on one place.
Animated demo of an Agreemint game: four friends swipe through restaurant cards, saying yes or no to each one. When everyone says yes to the same place, the screen fills with confetti and Pepper announces "We're in Agreemint!"
How it works
Three steps from "I don't know, what do you want?" to a table.
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Start
Create a game and share the code, or join a friend's game already in progress.
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Swipe
Everyone swipes on the same pool of nearby restaurants — right to say "I'd eat here," left to pass.
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Agree
The moment everyone swipes "yes" on the same place, you're in Agreemint!
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Built for the five minutes between "let's get food" and actually leaving.
Join by code or QR
Share a short code or a QR code. Friends are in within seconds.
Filters that matter
Cuisine, price and distance, so the pool only has places you'd actually go.
Add to calendar
Once you've agreed, drop the plan on everyone's calendar with one tap.
Winner picker
More than one match? Let Agreemint pick, so nobody has to.
What happens to your data
Agreemint asks for very little, keeps it briefly, and does not sell it.
What we collect
A display name you choose, a random ID generated in your browser, the swipes you make in a game, and the location you pick so we can find restaurants nearby. There are no accounts, passwords or email addresses.
How long it is kept
A game's live data expires 30 days after it is created. A record of each finished game, including player names and the area it was played in, is kept for about 13 months to understand how Agreemint is used, then deleted.
Who else sees it
Other players in your game see your name and your matches. Your location is sent to Google to look up nearby restaurants. Basic performance and error reports go to Datadog, with no session recordings. Nothing is sold, and there are no ads.
Your choices
Clear your browser's site data to forget your name and ID on your device, or deny the location prompt and enter a place by hand. This page sets no cookies and runs no analytics.
The full details are on the Agreemint privacy page.
Who's behind Agreemint
One developer, one very familiar problem.
Agreemint is designed, built and run by Matthew Bonig, an independent software developer. It began the way most group dinners do: a chat full of "I don't mind, you pick" and nobody picking. Agreemint turns that standoff into a two-minute game.
It is a small independent project rather than a big company, which is why it stays free, fast and simple. Questions, bug reports and ideas are welcome through the contact link on his GitHub profile, and the privacy page explains how to ask about your data.
Questions, answered
Quick answers about choosing a restaurant with your group.
How do we pick a restaurant as a group?
Start an Agreemint, share the join code or QR code, and everyone swipes yes or no on the same nearby restaurants. The moment everyone says yes to the same place, you have your answer.
Is Agreemint free?
Yes. Agreemint is free to use, with no sign-up and nothing to install.
Do I need an account or an app?
No. Open the page, pick a name and play. There is no account or password, and it works in your browser.
How many people can play?
Anyone with your join code or QR code can join your game, so the whole group can swipe together.
What if more than one restaurant matches?
Every place the group agreed on is listed. The group can rank their favorites, and the host picks the final restaurant for everyone.
Who makes Agreemint?
Agreemint is built and run by Matthew Bonig, an independent software developer. It is a small independent project, not a large company.
What happens to my data?
Agreemint stores your chosen name, a random ID and your swipes. A game's live data expires after 30 days, and a record of the finished game, including player names and the area it was played in, is kept for about 13 months for usage statistics. Nothing is sold, and there are no ads.
Does Agreemint track my location?
Only the location you choose for a game is used, to find nearby restaurants. It is sent to Google to look places up, and the starting location of the game is kept with the game record for about 13 months.
Hungry yet?
Start an Agreemint and send the code. Dinner is decided before the group chat wakes up.