Your original completed assessment. We never silently rewrite this baseline.
What’s your palate
really like?
A surprisingly revealing little test for anyone who’s ever claimed to ‘eat everything’.
15 quick questions about bitterness, heat, texture, sweetness and the way you choose food.
Paste the Taste Profile result link from your other phone, browser or device. We’ll use that profile for this comparison — no retest.
What should we call you?
First name is enough. We only use it to personalise your result and comparison.
Where are you eating?
Enter a UK postcode or choose a launch city. We’ll never replace it with restaurants hundreds of miles away.
Reading your palate…
Pulling together the patterns across your answers.
You’re .
Your profile has
two layers now.
Your Test Profile is the locked result from the assessment. Current Taste can now learn gradually from your restaurant reactions once enough evidence exists.
Matches your Test Profile
Waiting for behavioural evidence
Yes and Not me count as meaningful evidence. Maybe is deliberately weak. Current Taste cannot move until at least 3 meaningful restaurant reactions exist, and behavioural movement is capped at ±10 points per dimension. Strong Test Profile evidence resists change more than lower-confidence signals.
Your taste
signature.
One overall shape, then a few different views of the same profile — enough data to feel meaningful without turning the result into a dashboard.
These scores are directional behavioural signals from the test, not clinical measurements.
Your taste
evolution.
Your Test Profile never changes. Current Taste is the behavioural layer learning gradually from the restaurants you react to.
Yes and Not me build meaningful evidence. Maybe is recorded but deliberately carries very little weight.
The four things
that stand out.
A few headline signals, each with its own visual cue.
How naturally you move towards the unfamiliar.
How much chilli adds pleasure rather than friction.
How much sharpness wakes food up for you.
How much sweetness contributes to satisfaction.
Your flavour
world.
These are inferred cuisine matches — not cuisines you selected — so the result can actually suggest something new.
Eat your profile.
Near you.
Five places we think your palate belongs — from the cheap one to the big night. Your selected city keeps every recommendation genuinely local.
Restaurant matches are editorial recommendations. Ratings, prices and menus can change; always check current information and allergens with the venue.
Send this to our kitchen.
Ami can use your Taste Profile to shape a personalised Flayvr meal plan around the way you actually like to eat.
Two palates.
One table.
A useful comparison of two completed Taste Profiles — where you naturally agree, where you’ll negotiate, and where we’d send both of you.
We’ll match one restaurant against both profiles.
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your Taste Profile?
Get new local restaurant matches and occasional Taste Profile updates. Your result stays free whether you subscribe or not.
Paste their Taste Profile link.
Use the result link they shared with you. You can type it, paste it, or paste a comparison invite link.