What’s changed, and when.

June 2026

• Community tags on places

  Place pages now show short, locals-added notes like good for groups, cash only, or great patio. They appear once enough people agree, and you can add the ones you know from any place.

• Closed spots leave the rankings

  A city's Top 5 now always reflects places you can actually visit. Permanently closed restaurants drop out on their own.

• Smoother sharing

  Sharing a Top 5 or a city ranking now works smoothly on desktop and phone. A quick menu lets you copy the link or send it to WhatsApp, X, email, or Facebook.

• Built-in feedback

  There's now a quiet way to send a bug, an idea, or a note from the footer or your account menu. We read all of it.

• Sign in with Apple

  You can now sign in with Apple on the web, and the sign-in screen remembers the method you used last.

• See the picks on a map

  Every ranking page, and every personal Top 5, now has a map view beside the list, so you can see where the picks actually are.

• Rank a Top 5 for any city

  You can build a list for a city beyond your home city, right from the create screen. Start from the local top picks if you want a head start.