Matcha is an iPhone app for foodies: score the dishes you eat, see your best pizza, ramen or matcha latte ranked, and keep every place on a map with a Want to try list. It's free to download. Matcha Pro is $9.99 a year after a 7-day free trial, or $0.99 a week.
Updated October 15, 2026
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Matcha is free to download. To use it you need Matcha Pro: $9.99 a year after a 7-day free trial, or $0.99 a week with no trial. Nothing is free after the trial, and prices vary by country.
No. Matcha is iPhone only and needs iOS 26 or later. There's no Android or web version.
No. Matcha is made for iPhone.
No. There's nothing to sign up for. Sharing a list or sending your places uses the iCloud account that's already on your iPhone.
Only you, until you share something. Your dishes, photos and notes are stored on your iPhone. Friends see the dishes you put in a list you share with them, the cards you send and the places you send them.
Matcha sends usage statistics and crash reports, which never include the names of your dishes, places or lists, your photos or your notes. It also tells Meta when the app opens, to measure Matcha's own ads. Profile › Share usage data turns all of it off.
Yes. Share a list from Google Maps to Matcha, or paste its link in Profile › Import from Google Maps. Choose the places you want, and they appear on your map as saved places. The list has to be set to Shared in Google Maps.
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, Japanese and Korean. Matcha follows your iPhone's language.
No. Matcha is the app's name. You can rank any food or drink you like: pizza, ramen, tacos, croissants, coffee and matcha lattes.
Yes. You can add a dish with no signal and choose the place later. Importing from Google Maps, sending places and buying or restoring a subscription need a connection.
Yes. You can share an image of your top 5 or your #1, use Send my places to copy your places into a friend's Want to try, or invite friends to a shared list where everyone scores the dishes.
Not to see a card, because it's an image. To open a Send my places link or join a shared list, they need Matcha on their iPhone, with Matcha Pro or the free trial.
Beli ranks restaurants and is built around friends: you see where they eat and how your tastes match. As of October 2026 it's free to download, on iPhone and Android. Matcha ranks dishes, so each food gets its own ranking, and what you log stays private until you share it. Matcha is iPhone only and paid.
No. You choose the dish and give the score. Place suggestions come from Apple Maps and from where your photo was taken.
Matcha is made by an independent developer. Messages sent from the support page, or from Profile › Contact support in the app, go straight to them.
From matcha to margherita. Score every dish, see your all-time best ranked, and keep a list of places to try.
