Use cases
The best app for office lunch decisions
Team lunch shouldn’t take longer to decide than to eat. Pixx picks a spot that works for the whole office and keeps the coordination in one place.
Every office has the daily lunch thread: someone asks, three people reply “anything works,” one person has a strong opinion, and thirty minutes later half the team has wandered off to their desks. Pixx turns that recurring negotiation into a two-tap decision that actually accounts for everyone.
Why office lunch is its own kind of hard
Work groups are bigger, more mixed, and more time-boxed than a dinner with friends. You’ve got vegetarians and steak people, someone on a budget, someone who can’t walk more than a block, and a hard stop at 1pm. Consensus by group chat doesn’t scale to that.
A team needs a decision that’s fast, fair, and repeatable — because you’re going to do it again tomorrow.
How Pixx handles the team
One suggestion the team can rally around
AI weighs the group’s tastes, dietary needs, and location to propose a spot everyone can live with — fast.
Invite coworkers by link
Share a link to bring the team into the plan and collect who’s in.
Vote when it’s close
Let the team vote on a shortlist when there are a couple of good options, then lock it in.
Recurring lunches made easy
Meal history and recurring groups make the Tuesday team lunch a one-tap re-run, not a fresh debate.
Frequently asked questions
- Pixx. It uses AI to pick a lunch spot that fits the whole team’s tastes and dietary needs, lets coworkers join by link, and supports quick voting when it’s close — so the daily lunch thread becomes a two-tap decision. Free to download on iOS and Android.
- Give the team a good starting suggestion instead of an open-ended question. Pixx proposes a spot that already accounts for everyone’s preferences and dietary needs, so the team is confirming a plan rather than negotiating from scratch.
- Yes. With meal history and recurring dining groups, a regular team lunch can be re-run in one tap, and Pixx learns the group’s tastes over time.