Native mobile app · iPhone in private testing · Android in development
Good food.
Your kind
of people.
Discover dishes that speak to your taste. Learn what you love, find people who share it, and turn “we should eat” into a plan.
The iPhone build is in private testing; an Android build is in active development. The hands-on browser demo needs no account or sign-up. See the current iPhone screens.
Real app screens with sample content. Food images are AI illustrations.
From a craving to a plan.
Discover
Tell us what you're craving. We'll show you places that match your taste.
Understand
Rate what you love on a seven-point scale. Your choices help shape your Taste DNA.
How the taste model actually works — the four layers, the real catalog size, and what we do not claim.
Discover tonight
Food ideas and places, with sample taste-circle content.
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Teach your taste
Give each dish a place on your seven-point scale.
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See your taste identity
A developing profile, shown with a synthetic account.
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Bring a plan together
A sample dining plan with its next decision in focus.
View full sizeReal app screens with sample content. Food images are AI illustrations.
See private meal logging
Keep a meal privately
The empty private draft allows a photo or a save without one.
View full sizeTake it for a taste test.
Try the interactive demo to see how TasteTwins works. No sign-up required.
Open the full demoFictional people and venues. Illustrative scores. Nothing sent or booked.
A different shade of you.
Six ways to see the same app. Explore real Home and Crave captures in each mode. Neutral is the default; the gallery starts in Ember.
Real app screens with sample content. Food images are AI illustrations.
Questions
Is the demo the same as the real app?
The screenshots are real native app captures from an iPhone simulator, taken October 9, 2026, with sample content and illustrative food imagery. The clickable phone is a browser simulation. Its simplified scores illustrate the experience; they are not the production matching engine or measured probabilities.
Is Taste DNA based on genetic data?
No. Taste DNA is a name for your learned food preferences. No genetic test or genetic data is involved.
When will TasteTwins be available?
The iPhone app is in an invite-only beta. Join the beta list and we'll invite people in waves, starting with iPhone users in the DC, Maryland and Virginia area. Android is in development.
What does this website collect about me?
This site uses no analytics, tracking pixels or cookies. Demo state stays in this browser tab and resets when you reload. Joining the beta list stores your email, phone type, general region, how you found us, selected interest, age confirmation and permission to email you about early access. The privacy policy explains the details.
Why start with West African food?
Because it breaks the model in useful ways. A taste model built on Western menus cannot tell red palm oil from olive oil, has no dimension for viscosity, and misses dried fish used as seasoning — which is a flavor gap and, for someone with a fish allergy, a safety one. Fixing those makes the model better at everything, not just at West African food. The longer version.
Let’s talk taste.
Want to try it, or want to talk about it? Both start the same way.
Demo actions stay in this browser session. Hosting may process normal request logs. Always confirm ingredients and allergens with the venue.