Quieter, more useful meal suggestions. Discover nearby places matched to your tastes and the places your friends like, with fewer reminders and no generic meal nudges. Explore PalAte with a new in-app demo and guided tips.

Improved reservation availability search to help you find more open tables.

PalAte Concierge can remember restaurants you want to visit and watch for future reservation openings. This update restores the latest Places and Social improvements, refines filter buttons, and improves restaurant availability and reservation dates.

A cleaner clear-card view with smaller, consistent buttons, quick navigation, ratings, and address details. Undo your last swipe from the card or the end of the deck. Improved loading and retry behavior when browsing places or changing neighborhoods.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Plans that start from your people. PLAN A DINNER • The Plan sheet now suggests real evenings: time chips come from the venue's actual open tables when we've checked it, so a plan doesn't die on a 7:30 that never existed. Pick a night in one tap — no calendar wheel. • Plan a day anywhere: a location dropdown that defaults to Nearby and understands a city, not just a neighborhood. • Invite links are only ever credited for genuinely new members, and your invite card now wears your own theme. SEARCH, REBUILT • Opens on where you're searching, what you want, then your people. • New "You both want": every place you and a friend both liked or saved, most-wanted first, with live tables underneath so the overlap becomes a booking in one tap. • Set the search location yourself — looking up a spot from another city finds the right one. DISCOVER • Tap the faces on a card to see what each friend actually did — "rated it 9.2 · 'best hummus in the city'" or "saved this" — one rotating line, then it gets out of the way. • The eye now hides only Reserve, Menu, Navigate and Save — name, rating, friends and available times stay on the photo. • Filters count what they're supposed to: "1,000+ reviews" is a floor again, so Katz's and Balthazar show up when you ask for them. • Non-restaurants (supply shops, refill counters) no longer sneak into the deck, and places with fewer than 100 reviews are held back. • "Can seat us" falls back to your own saved places with open tables when the neighborhood runs thin, nearest first. • A reservation site that was briefly unreachable no longer leaves a card stuck on "Couldn't check" for the whole session. • The post-like availability banner is gone — the times are on the card, where they belong. RESERVATIONS • Availability now follows your clock: your "today" is today after 8pm ET, and "open now" is evaluated in your time zone. • Reserve buttons open the right restaurant — a match is now proven by identity, not by a name that happens to look alike. • Nearby nudges only buzz when the place is open, it's a mealtime, and there's a table at that hour. PROFILE & REVIEWS • Scoring a place no longer publishes as a written review. Ratings are ratings; reviews are the ones with words, and the screen speaks /10. • Customize opens your colours — not the entire Settings sheet. • Connectors only show what actually works.

Dinner plans, finally. PLAN A DINNER • Like a place a friend already liked and PalAte offers to plan it — pick the people, pick a night, send the invite. • The PalAte Concierge now lives in Messages as a chat you can type to. Ask it to find a night everyone is free, or a place everyone wants, and answer invites right in the thread. • Tell it your free evenings in three taps — weekday toggles and a time window, no calendar permission needed. RESERVATIONS • "Can seat us" now only shows places that can actually be booked. • The booking sheet groups times instead of stacking twenty near-identical ones, and the availability pill sits at the top where you can flick it away. • Reserving opens the sheet that lets you invite people to the table. DISCOVER • The deck fills with places it can actually show you, and tells you honestly when it has run out instead of looking empty. • Every restaurant now carries a written description of what it actually is. • Reserve, Navigate and Save line up, and long labels stop breaking mid-word. PROFILE & POSTS • The profile reads as sections rather than a wall of tiles. • Liked, Passed and Rated say what they mean. • Post thumbnails show where you were. IMPORT • Bring a Beli list over by screen recording it — PalAte reads the whole recording, not just the first few screens. Plus a long list of fixes to speed, layout and the reservation data behind it all.