NayYay is the memory of what you liked — and your friends' honest verdicts when you need them. On anything, anywhere.
Works in any browser. Android app with live barcode scanning for beta testers.
“The opinion of one friend outweighs the multitude of anonymous voices on the internet.”
Stranger reviews fail twice: you can't trust them, and you don't know the taste behind them. A verdict from someone you know is real signal — even a friend with opposite taste tells you exactly what to avoid.
You buy a bottled caesar, get home, try it — and slowly realize you've tried it before and disliked it then too. NayYay is the memory you didn't keep.
Varieties are many, names are forgettable, and remembering which ones you loved is costly. One scan or note at the moment of tasting settles it forever.
A hole-in-the-wall in a city far from home — the meal stayed with you long after the name didn't. Ten years later you're back, and NayYay still knows the place, the dish, and exactly why you loved it.
Surprise dinner on the way home: NayYay is how you know precisely which toppings they always choose.
Sent to the store with “spaghetti” on the list — a wall of nearly identical boxes says otherwise. NayYay knows which brand your household actually likes.
“Try the dan dan noodles here — to die for.” Months later you're finally at that table, and Zoe's verdict is waiting right beside the menu. You order it. She was right.
Fast enough to do in the aisle, at the table, or mid-bite.
Point your phone at a barcode — or snap a photo of anything: a dish, a bookshelf, a storefront, a menu.
Yay, Meh, or Nay. One tap. Add a comment if you have more to say.
Your verdicts build a private, searchable memory. Back at the shelf, scan again and NayYay answers: you said Nay, back in March.
Connect with friends you choose. Their real verdicts appear alongside yours. Never strangers, never ads.
NayYay isn't a feed and it isn't a crowd. It's you and the people whose taste you can actually decode.
We're keeping it small on purpose — real shelves, real meals, real friends, honest feedback. NayYay grows friend-by-friend, not by the crowd: every beta member starts with 5 friend invites of their own. Two ways in:
Ask them for one of their invites — each member has a handful, so being chosen means something. You'll be connected to them from day one, which is rather the point.
Tell us what you'd rate first. Spots are limited, but the list moves — and you'll get a copy of your request by email. If you're selected, you start with 5 invites for your own people; keep your circle active and you can ask us for more.