Noor saves the names while everyone remembers
The last plates are being cleared. “The rice wins,” says Noor. “For you,” Diego laughs. Priya asks what they should order next time. Noor saves the names before the plates disappear.
Noor creates an Items list called What would we order again? She adds Ginger fried rice, Crispy tofu and Garlic green beans. This flexible list is for the dishes themselves; a Restaurants list would be for comparing places.
She chooses Point scale, with a top score of 5. One overall score is enough for tonight. Everyone uses the same question: “How much would you like to eat this again?”
Three tastes, including a dish Priya missed
Diego gives the tofu a 5, the rice a 4 and the beans a 3. Noor gives the rice a 5 and both other dishes a 4. Points let her enjoy two dishes equally.
Noor adds guest entries for Diego and Priya and records their answers at the table alongside her own. Guest entries need names, without email addresses or accounts.
Priya gives the rice a 5 and the tofu a 4, but never tried the beans. Noor selects Don’t know it for that dish. Priya has answered without inventing a score: her abstention is excluded from its average.
They leave Show everyone’s ballots on for this friendly comparison. These saved examples have live updates turned off; reopening or refreshing the shared link reads the latest saved result.
Diego’s own scores
“The tofu
was my favourite.”
The rice wins. Diego still prefers the tofu.
With all three people’s scores recorded, the group averages are 4.7 for the fried rice, 4.3 for the tofu and 3.5 for the beans. The beans’ average uses two tasters’ scores. The group favourite and an individual favourite can both be worth talking about.
The replay begins with empty ballots. Add each person’s scores to see the averages change. The values below are made-up examples, rather than reviews of a restaurant or its food.
Different tastes. One group favourite.
No votes yet.
Noor · Point scale · Out of 5
What would we order again?
| 3 items | Group | Noor Noor | Diego Diego | Priya Priya |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| – No score yet | Not scored yet | Not scored yet | Not scored yet | |
| – No score yet | Not scored yet | Not scored yet | Not scored yet | |
| – No score yet | Not scored yet | Not scored yet | Not scored yet |
Scores out of 5 · Not scored yet Don't know it: answered, excluded from the result = Shared place
Actual TopX components and calculations with illustrative ballots. This replay changes only this page. The saved public example below contains all example ballots. Swipe sideways on a phone to compare everyone.
Next time, they have something to go on
Noor copies the Share results link into their chat. It opens without an account and lets the friends compare the group average with each person’s scores. It gives view-only access, with no invitation or voting permission.
Before their next outing, they can create a separate Restaurants shortlist to choose where to go. Choosing a place comes before the meal; comparing the dishes comes afterwards.
Keep the meal.
Compare the memories.
Make a list for the dishes, collect everyone’s scores and save what your group wants to try again.
Start your food list ↗