Your year in food, without logging a single meal
A Wrapped for the restaurants you ate at this year: how many tables, which cities, which cuisines, how many stars. Built from the photos already in your camera roll.
Why most food recaps come out empty
Restaurant recaps only know what you logged. If you stopped adding places in March, your year looks like it ended in March. But you kept taking photos of your food.
How Forkpin rebuilds your year
- It reads your camera roll on your phone. Forkpin finds the food in your photos and notes when and where each one was taken. Nothing is uploaded.
- It finds the restaurant. For every meal it suggests the place you were at, with starred and guide restaurants marked.
- You stamp it. Confirm with one tap, pick another place or skip. Only what you confirm counts.
What is in your year in food
- Restaurants you ate at, and in how many cities
- Cuisines you tried, and the one you ate most
- Starred tables, so your passport doubles as a Michelin checklist
- Collections still to fill: the cuisines and cities you have not eaten yet
Play your Wrapped any time, then share it. Add friends with a code to compare passports, or start a challenge and see who wins the month.
Get your year in food
Forkpin is in early access on iPhone. Leave your email and we will send you an invite, in time to look back on your year.
Questions
Can I get a year-in-food recap if I never logged my meals?
Yes, if you took photos of them. Forkpin builds your year from the food photos already in your camera roll, so meals from before you installed it count too.
What is in the Forkpin Wrapped?
How many restaurants you ate at and in how many cities, how many cuisines you tried, your starred tables and the cuisine you ate most. You can play it any time and share it.
Is this like Beli Plated or Spotify Wrapped for restaurants?
Same idea: a shareable recap of your year. The difference is that Forkpin does not need you to have logged anything, because it starts from your photos.
Do my photos get uploaded?
No. Finding the food in your photos, including the AI that does it, runs on your iPhone. Not a single photo is uploaded.