Map list alternative
A private restaurant map for what you actually ordered.
Google Maps is excellent for finding and saving places. Dishiary is for remembering your own meals at those places.
Dish-level map
Pins are better when they remember the dish.
Dishiary connects restaurant pins to meal photos, notes, grades, visit dates, and order-again choices.
Google Maps lists vs Dishiary
A saved pin tells you where a place is. It cannot tell you what made it worth saving.
| Need | Common tool | Dishiary |
|---|---|---|
| Place lists | Good for saved restaurants and public discovery | Good for private meal history tied to places |
| Dish memory | Usually requires manual notes on each saved place | Dishes, grades, dates, and order-again choices attach to the restaurant |
| Privacy posture | Built around maps, reviews, and shared place data | Built around a private diary and personal recall |
| Best fit | Finding and navigating to places | Remembering what you personally ate there |
Use both tools for the right job
Navigation and discovery are different from personal recall.
Use map apps to find places and get there. Use Dishiary to remember what you ate, what was worth repeating, and which dish made the place matter.
For the feature page, visit private restaurant map.
Good questions
The short version of what people ask us most.
Is Dishiary a Google Maps replacement?
No. Google Maps is better for navigation and discovery. Dishiary is a private companion for remembering what you ate at places.
Can I keep restaurant notes in Dishiary?
Yes. Dishiary keeps dish notes, grades, dates, photos, tags, and place history together.
Who should use a private restaurant map?
Foodies, travelers, couples, and restaurant explorers who want to remember specific dishes and visits should consider a private restaurant map.
Build the restaurant list only you can make.
Your meals, your notes, your map, and your order-again memory.
Free on the App Store · No public profile · Your meals stay yours