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Score for yourself first. Go public when ready.

Make review criteria like broth, value, service, and would-return, then score each restaurant in 0.5 steps. Everything starts private, and a place or list goes public only when you change its visibility.

Make my review criteriaFree at plali.app/my. Nothing to install, and private by default.

Three moments when a score is just for you

Right after the meal

The broth was rich and the service was slow. Score each review criterion in 0.5 steps and add the note you would never post, like “ask for less salt.” It stays private.

Before a post goes up

You plan to write about a noodle shop later. Keep the honest scores and rough notes on a private place while you work out what the public version should say.

Without an audience

On social rating apps, friends see every score you give. Here, a 2 for service is a note to yourself until you change who can see it.

From your criteria to a public list

01

Design your criteria

Make review criteria for what you actually judge, such as broth, value, service, and would-return. Keep them few enough to fill in at the table.

02

Save and score

Paste a link at plali.app/link, ask your AI to save a place, or drop a pin on the map. Places saved by link or by AI wait in Places to organize until you confirm the location. Then score each review criterion in 0.5 steps and add photos, notes, and tags.

03

Go public when ready

Group finished places into a list. When it is ready, set the list and the places you want to show to public, and leave the rest private. A private place does not appear on the list’s public page.

What works today

Before you start

Venue search covers Korean venues only. Elsewhere, save a place by pasting a link, asking your AI, or dropping a pin on the map. There is no bulk import, so add places one at a time.

Questions about scoring restaurants privately

How should I set up my review criteria?

Name the things you actually judge, like broth, value, service, and would-return. Each review criterion gets its own score in 0.5 steps, and your one-line verdict goes in the notes.

Who can see my scores and notes?

Only you, until you change a place’s visibility. Followers visibility shows it to people who follow you, and link visibility shows it to anyone with the link; search engines index neither. Only places and lists set to public can appear in search results.

What becomes visible when I make a place public?

Everything on that place record appears on its public page, including notes, scores, photos, and tags. If a note is only for you, keep it on a place that stays private. To show a place to a few people first, use link or followers visibility instead.

Can I find places by my own scores later?

Yes. Connect ChatGPT or Claude with the guide at plali.app/ai, then ask for places with “would-return 4 or higher.” The AI searches your places by review criterion and minimum score, and connecting is free and revocable any time.

Score honestly first. Decide who sees it later.

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