About Grubble Eats
The food decision app built for groups, not just solo discovery.
The problem
Deciding where to eat with friends is a small, daily, universal kind of misery. The group chat loops for twenty minutes, three people say "I'm easy," nobody actually is, and you land on the same place you always go — or somewhere nobody's excited about. Existing food apps make it worse: they're built for one person browsing a catalog alone, not a group trying to agree.
The approach
Grubble is group-first. It's swipe-based — flick through a deck of real nearby spots instead of scrolling menus. It's AI-enhanced — Claude reasons about what the whole room will agree on and explains why a place won. And it's group-aware — friends join a live session and swipe the same stack in real time, with match rules that scale from solo to a table of six. The decision is the product.
What's real today
This isn't a pitch deck mockup. The live demo runs on real data: every card is an open restaurant pulled from Google Places, with real photos, hours, and ratings. The AI surfaces — card blurbs, the recommender, vibe previews, and the group tiebreaker — run on real Anthropic Claude. Group sessions sync between phones over a Cloudflare backend. Port St. Lucie alone has 50+ spots live in the deck.
Built by Tenvaro
Grubble Eats is designed and built in-house by Tenvaro — every screen, swipe, and AI surface shipped end to end. The stack is lean and modern: a Cloudflare backend (Workers + D1) for sessions and waitlist, Flutter for native and web from one codebase, and Claude powering the AI surfaces. New updates land weekly.
Contact & press
For press, partnership, or investor questions, reach us at [email protected]. More detail for investors and recruiters lives on the press page.