Find Items Across Diner Menus
WhatToOrder.app helps users find items in large American diner menus, with Jev ranking menu items based on yes-or-no questions.
picsoung in r/vibecoding@picsoung
Testing out Jev - Pick what you can order at American diners
.buffering-track-fill { stroke-dasharray: 100; stroke-dashoffset: 50; } Sorry, something went wrong when loading this video. View in app Demo video of WhatToOrder.app Jev just came out, and I wanted to give it a try.Inspired by some demos showing how to you could use Jev to sort emojis, I was looking for another usecase. One that came to mind was an easy way to find items in a huge menu, like the typical american diners like Cheesecake Factory, IHOP or Dennys. I scraped the menu items from different sources.Stored the info locally on the app The ranking comes from Jev, a model from TypeSafe. It’s a weird one: it doesn’t write anything. You ask it questions and it hands back probabilities. Yes/no question, you get “0.87 yes”. Mul
The author scraped menu items from different sources and stored the information locally in the app. Jev is a model from TypeSafe that returns probabilities rather than writing text.
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