iPhone and Android · coming soon

Every meal
a star.
Every star
a memory.

Tastellar turns your dining life into a living globe. Capture a dish in under five seconds, and the app draws the constellations — trips, rituals, the dish you keep coming back to — out of what you already ate.

No feed. No followers.Private by default, forever.

<5s

From camera open to saved star

169

Dishes across 73 countries in the world sky

10 min

Import your camera roll, get years of history back

Your sky lives on your phone.

Stars open instantly, even offline, because they were never anywhere else. Your journal is encrypted on the phone before it syncs — we store the locked copy and none of the keys. Not even we can read it.

Tastellar search screen: the sky filtered to Only mine over a map of saved stars in Texas, with a searchable list of fifty dishes below

Sky

The world's sky, or only yours

Toggle between every public star and your own, then search yours down to the dish you half-remember.

Crossings

Link a sky, not an audience

Links are mutual and severable. One dinner, one code — everyone at the table leaves with their own star.

Tastellar account screen: one handle, a running count of stars, constellations and places, and options to import a camera roll or Maps history

You

One handle, one sky

Import a camera roll or Maps history and get years back. Sign out and your stars stay — they were never the account's.

Privacy is structure,
not a settings page.

These are not preferences we can quietly change. They are how the app is built.

Private by default, foreverEvery star starts visible to you alone.
Journals never travelYour written memory is structurally excluded from every share.
A 24-hour delay on publicNothing you make public appears in real time.
Location used once, then droppedPhoto GPS resolves the place and is discarded.