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Life & fun · May 6, 2026

Hangrily

Stop Arguing. Start Eating.

What it does

Hangrily is a decision-focused dining app designed to eliminate the friction of choosing where to eat, whether you’re solo, on a date, or coordinating with a group. Instead of scrolling endlessly through reviews or getting stuck in indecisive group chats, the app introduces a fast, swipe-based interface where users can evaluate restaurant options one at a time based on their preferences.

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  • Hangry2016 · ▲164

    Let the app pick a random place where your can eat! 🍔

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    Tinder, but to decide what to eat2024 · whatdinner.com · ▲266

    Hello HN, My girlfriend and I waste too much energy to decide what to eat. Every day, we would text each other, "what do we eat tonight" messages, and go over options and many times spend too much time on deciding. I am an indie dev and created this app to solve my own problem: decide with my girlfriend what to eat for dinner. Initially, I created a simple app, in which we listed all the recipes we ever prepared, and it would propose randomly three of them. We would then choose together one of them. This app[0] turned into a tinder-like app, which would propose every day a set of recipes to…

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