Is the wheel actually random?
Yes, always. The server picks which restaurant to eliminate uniformly at random from what's left. Nothing about a restaurant — including whether it's a paid Sponsored listing on the map — changes its chances.
How do I delete my account?
In the app, go to Profile → Settings → Delete Account and confirm. This permanently removes your profile, ratings, reviews, and group memberships and can't be undone. You can also email us and we'll do it for you.
How do I report something or block someone?
Long-press a group chat message to report it. On a restaurant page, tap "Report / block" under a review. To block someone from your friends list, use the Friends screen. Blocking hides their messages and reviews from you and prevents new friend requests between you. You can also report a problem from Settings or email us.
Why does EatJury ask for my location?
Only to find restaurants near you and show distance. It's optional — turn it off in Settings and enter a city or zip code instead.
Does EatJury book my reservation?
Not directly. After your group agrees on a restaurant and time, EatJury hands you off to OpenTable or Resy with the details filled in where possible. Finishing the booking, and marking it booked in the app, is up to whoever is organizing.
Where do restaurant details come from?
OpenStreetMap's community-maintained data, plus ratings and reviews from EatJury users. Hours, phone numbers, and addresses can occasionally be wrong or out of date — directions and call buttons are there to double-check.
A restaurant's information is wrong or missing.
The best fix is to update OpenStreetMap, which EatJury reads from. You can also email us the restaurant's name and what's wrong.