Leggo helps groups choose a restaurant in about 2 minutes
Leggo is a web service for deciding where a group should eat. One person creates a group and shares a 6-letter code or link, then everyone joins on their phone and enters their location, preferred cuisines, and dietary restrictions.
The service calculates a fair central point for the group and ranks restaurants using several factors. Everyone then votes on the restaurant they prefer, so the choice is made together.
It does not require an account or app download, and the full flow is meant to take about 2 minutes. It can also be used alone to avoid scrolling through Google or Yelp for too long.
Key points
- Groups can enter locations, food preferences, and dietary restrictions.
- The host shares a 6-letter code or link to bring people in.
- No account or app download is needed.
- The service looks for a fair central point between everyone.
- It supports mixed dietary needs, such as halal and vegetarian preferences.
Quick term guide
- share
- A server folder made available to apps or other devices.
- dietary restrictions
- Food rules someone follows for health, religion, or personal reasons.
- business
- An activity where you provide value to others in exchange for money.
- low-friction
- Making it as easy, fast, and simple as possible for a user to start using a product without unnecessary steps.
- friction
- Anything that makes it harder or slower for a user to start using a product.
- reference
- Using a source to find information or confirm facts while working.
- ports
- Numbers that apps use so they can talk on the same computer without clashing.
- halal
- Food that follows Islamic rules about what can be eaten and how it is prepared.