Dinner clubs
From recipe chaos to a voted menu that renders as courses on the event page.
1
Grow the shared cookbook
Each dish carries name, description and recipe in every language your group speaks, plus a phonetic pronunciation and a photo gallery.
2
Signal taste with likes and wishes
Members like dishes and add them to their wishlist, so the organizer sees demand before planning the evening.
3
Vote the menu
Open a poll straight from the wishlist and let the group approve-vote the courses it wants to cook and eat.
4
Serve the menu on the event page
The winning dishes attach to the event and render as a course-grouped dinner menu - starter, main, dessert.
The old way
- Recipe links scattered across three chat threads
- "Who brings what?" settled by whoever answers last
- The menu exists in someone's head until the doorbell rings
With MeetAgain
- ✓A shared cookbook with photos, per-language recipes and pronunciation
- ✓Members like dishes and vote the menu into shape
- ✓The event page renders the menu grouped by starter, main and dessert
Not cooking tonight? Plan a restaurant visit
The same event machinery works when nobody cooks: set the restaurant as the event location and let MeetAgain handle the coordination.
- ✓The venue shows on a map right on the event page
- ✓RSVPs with guests tell the restaurant how many seats you need
- ✓Reminders and calendar feeds work just like on cooking nights
For your members
- ✓RSVP with guests, plus automatic reminders before every event
- ✓Recurring event series - set the rhythm once, MeetAgain schedules the rest
- ✓A personal iCal calendar feed puts events into every member's calendar app
- ✓The whole interface in five languages - everyone reads their own
- ✓Comments and an activity feed keep the talk next to the thing it is about
The building blocks behind it
- Dishes - Per-language recipes with pronunciation and galleries
- Wishlist - Per-member backlog with a fairness counter and demand ranking
- Voting - Approve-vote ballots that close themselves and attach the winner