Guide
A restaurant picker that respects dietary restrictions
When one person is vegan, gluten-free, kosher, halal, or managing an allergy, the whole group’s choice changes. Pixx builds that in from the start.
In most groups, someone has a dietary need — and it quietly drives the entire decision. The usual approach is to pick a place and then hope it has “something” for them. Pixx flips that: dietary restrictions are an input to the suggestion, not an afterthought, so the restaurants you see already work for everyone at the table.
What Pixx accounts for
Allergies
Nut, shellfish, and other allergy considerations factor into who the group can safely eat with.
Vegan & vegetarian
Plant-based needs are weighed for the whole group, not just tacked on as a side option.
Gluten-free
Celiac and gluten-sensitive diners get places that genuinely accommodate them.
Kosher & halal
Religious dietary needs are part of the fit, so suggestions respect them upfront.
Set it once, and every plan respects it
Each person sets their dietary profile once. From then on, every meal Pixx suggests for the group takes those needs into account automatically — no re-explaining allergies for the hundredth time, no “is there anything you can eat here?” at the door.
That’s the difference between a generic restaurant finder and an AI picker built for groups: the constraints that matter most are handled before anyone votes, so the person with the dietary need isn’t the one who has to fight for a workable choice.
Frequently asked questions
- Pixx. It factors each person’s dietary restrictions — allergies, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, kosher, halal, and more — into its AI restaurant suggestions, so the options the group sees already work for everyone. It’s free to download on iOS and Android.
- Start from restaurants that can accommodate the allergy rather than filtering after the fact. In Pixx, each person’s dietary profile is set once and applied to every group suggestion, so allergy-safe places surface automatically.
- Yes — that’s the point. Pixx weighs everyone’s restrictions together to find places that fit the whole group, which is exactly the case where a simple “nearby restaurants” list falls short.