Pick a meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner or Coffee & snack. Each one searches for the kind of place that serves it.
The best places to eat near you, for your budget
Pick a meal and how much you want to spend. CoinBite finds real places to eat around you with Apple Maps, then AI picks the five that fit your meal and your budget best, estimates what you will spend per person and suggests what to order.
CoinBite answers one question: where can I eat well near here, for the money I want to spend? It does not ask who you are, only what you feel like and how much.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner or Coffee & snack. Each one searches for the kind of place that serves it.
How much you want to spend per person, in the currency of the country you are in, or one you choose in Settings. Tap a preset, nudge it with − and +, or type any amount on the keypad.
CoinBite looks for real places around you with Apple Maps, and AI picks the five that fit best, each with an estimated price per person, what to order and why. Tap Directions to go.
The places come from Apple Maps, around where you are standing, so every pick is somewhere that exists. AI then weighs them against your meal, your budget, the distance and the time of day, and picks five. Each one comes with an estimated price per person in your currency (and in the local one, when you are abroad), a suggestion of what to order and a line on why it made the list.
No sign-up, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your exact location stays on your iPhone: to rank places, the app sends our server a location rounded to about 100 metres, along with the search itself, and the server keeps no copy of it. The privacy policy lists exactly what goes where.
Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal, Gluten-free or Healthy & light, one or several at once. CoinBite looks for places listed for them, and asks the AI to keep every pick and every suggestion within all of them.
Each pick shows its Google Maps rating and how many people rated it, where Google has one.
Walking directions in Apple Maps, or in Google Maps or Yandex Maps when they are installed. Details opens the place’s Apple Maps card.
The app speaks 35 languages, right-to-left ones included, and the suggestions are written in yours. Budgets work in 33 currencies, from dollars and euros to so‘m, yen and rupees.
Liquid Glass in emerald and gold, dark by default with light and system looks, a short animation for each meal while it searches, and gentle haptics you can turn off.
CoinBite does not read menus. The price per person is the AI’s estimate from the kind of place, the area and local prices, so check the menu before you order.
A food preference is matched on how places are listed and what the AI knows about them. CoinBite never confirms that a place is certified halal or safe for an allergy: ask the place, especially for an allergy.
CoinBite does not know whether a place is open right now. Check the hours under Details, or in your maps app, before you set off.
What to order and why it fits are written by AI, and can be wrong or out of date. A place may have changed its menu, its prices, or closed for good.
CoinBite searches around where you are, so it needs Location access while you use it, and an internet connection. If the AI ranking cannot be reached, it shows the closest places instead, without prices.
CoinBite 1.0 is made for iPhone, held upright, on iOS 26 or later.
Free to download. Your first 5 searches get everything: AI picks, prices and Google ratings. After that, CoinBite still finds the closest places with Apple Maps, and Premium brings the rest back.
Every iPhone gets 5 full searches, once: the AI’s top five, a price per person, what to order and Google ratings. After that, searches show the closest places from Apple Maps, with directions and details, for free.
AI picks, price estimates and Google ratings on every search. US$1.99 a week, US$4.99 a month, or US$39.99 a year. An auto-renewing subscription through Apple, which shows the price in your own currency; cancel any time in your iPhone’s Settings.
The full documents that apply to the CoinBite iOS app. Plain language, no surprises.
What a search sends, to whom and why, how Premium is checked, what our server keeps (nothing about you), what the app stores on your iPhone, and how to turn it all off.
Read the policyYour licence to use the app, the free searches and how Premium renews and cancels, why its prices and suggestions are estimates, the third-party services and photos it relies on, and the usual legal limits.
Read the termsSend us your iPhone model, iOS version and a short description. If a pick was way off, tell us the city and the meal. We read every message. Write to support@powerapps.site.