Rate it. Rank it. Collect it. Follow the people whose taste you actually trust — in the exact things you care about.
Untappd has beer. Vivino has wine. Beli has restaurants. Nibbly is for everything else.
Scan or search a product, give it a score out of 10, jot a few words, snap a photo, tag where you were and who you were with — and drop it into a collection.
Here's the thing it fixes: someone rates burgers on Instagram, and to find their actual favourite you have to scroll through two hundred posts. On Nibbly that turns into a clean, ranked list you can just look at. Your taste becomes something you can browse and share — not a feed you have to dig through.
The friend who's weirdly into tinned fish, hot sauce, soda, olive oil, or matcha. Their thing is too small to ever get its own app — so Nibbly becomes its home.
Into craft beer and coffee and chocolate. No single app fits all of it. Nibbly is the one place your whole taste lives.
You trust a mate's "this is the best" way more than a stranger's star rating. Follow the people you actually like and see what they're into.
Every app today is stuck in one of two corners. The dedicated ones are great but only do their one thing. Instagram and blogs cover anything, but it's all endless scroll with no real lists.
| One thing only | Anything you taste | |
|---|---|---|
| Proper ranked lists | Untappd · Vivino · Beli | nibbly |
| Just a scroll | — | Instagram · YouTube · blogs |
And it's good even on your own: a ranked list of your favourite tins or sodas beats a Notes page or a camera roll. You don't need a crowd for it to be useful — the crowd just makes it more fun.
No ads shoved in your feed. No buying your way to the top of a ranking. Money can come from around the edges — never from messing with the ratings.
Your ratings, the scores and the feed — left alone. Nothing above the line gets to touch what's below it.
Everyone's got a thing they have opinions about. Nibbly is where that taste finally has a home.