Friends-only — never strangers, never public reviews. See where the people whose taste you trust are eating, what they thought of it, which quartier is pulling tonight, and where real Regulars Pricing is active, like $12 instead of $16.
No public reviews. No star ratings. No strangers. Friends you choose — and you can change your mind anytime.
Send invites by contact or by link. Both of you confirm. That's the entire onboarding — there's no audience, no follow request, no follower count.
Check-ins, saves, follows, votes — the things people do when they actually like a place. No public ratings. No score out of five. Just signal.
One line about what was actually good. Not a review. Not a rating. Just the kind of tip you'd text your best friend after dinner.
Way better than asking the group chat
where to eat for the sixth Friday in a row.
Plans & polls
No more dropping ten places into the group chat and hoping. Tell Margot what you are trying to do — she asks a couple of quick questions, suggests a short list, then turns it into a poll the moment friends need to weigh in.
Regulars is not a public review network. There is no profile to find on Google. There is no leaderboard. There is no follower count to perform for.
You decide who sees your activity, on a per-friend basis. You can pause your activity any time. You can leave a friend's circle without making it a thing.
Regulars gets good the night your circle shows up. So invites are simple: one link, one tap. Your friends don't need to download anything to RSVP to a plan.
"come on regulars so we can stop guessing where to eat. i'm at little burgundy again btw"
