Share your table
Send three memorable words or one handy link.
Liverpool + Northern IrelandChoose from Liverpool or locations across Northern Ireland.
Hungry humans.
One tasty decision.
Make a private room, swipe the same local places, and discover where everyone’s cravings agree.
No account. No awkward “I don’t mind.”
DINNER, DECIDED
Fork around in three easy bites
Swipe in secret
Yes or no at your own pace. No guilt, no peeking.
Match & munch
When everyone says yes, dinner practically picks itself.
THE NO-NONSENSE DINNER GUIDE
A better way to answer “where are we eating?”
Choosing dinner gets awkward when one person names every option and everyone else says “I don’t mind”. No Forking Idea gives the whole table the same local menu, keeps each vote private, and only reveals the places that meet your group’s matching rule.
Start local, then widen
Pick the town, city or neighbourhood you are actually meeting in. A three-mile radius is a useful city starting point; ten or twenty miles makes more sense for rural tables. Widening the search before adding narrow cuisine filters usually produces the best mix.
Open now stays honest
New tables begin with Open now selected. Places with no published hours can remain in the mix, clearly labelled as unknown. Closed places are never added silently: if you are planning ahead, the host can deliberately switch to Any time.
Choose the right match
Everyone mode is ideal for a small table where one veto matters. Majority keeps a larger group moving, while Two yeses is good for building a shortlist. Individual swipes remain private whichever rule you choose.
FIRST TASTE TEST
No Forking Idea, in a nutshell
What is No Forking Idea?
A playful, private way for a group to decide where to eat without the endless group-chat back and forth.
Do I need an account?
No. Start a room, share the invite, and everyone joins with a simple name if they want one.
Where does it work?
Across Northern Ireland and Liverpool. Choose a city, town, or neighbourhood centre and a radius using Food Standards Agency open data.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. It is designed for small screens first, including tap-friendly help and sharing controls.