Ditch the dinner debate: Discover Dibs, the easy way to choose where to eat

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Are you tired of the classic dinner debate of “Where do you want to eat?”

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Look no further! Introducing Dibs — a free web database created by two North Carolina State University students to solve that problem!

Start a decision and Dibs instantly pulls up local restaurants for your group to vote on, all from your phones, no downloads or accounts needed!

“For Dibs, you don’t have to make an account to make decisions with your friends,” co-founder Noah Kleckner said. “You can go on the website, share the link without signing in or putting any of your information and make your decision. It’s clearly that easy.”

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Co-founder Matthew Stacy said, “It took us two hours [to order]. We were arguing, bickering back and forth. Chaotic. We ended up spending more time figuring out what to eat than actual eating. After that dinner, me and Noah were like maybe there a solution here you know.”

The founders say by creating a free account, you can track your meals, rate your favorites, and get real recommendations from friends!

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The platform is only available in the Triangle. You can find it here.