BurgerPassport

iOS Universel / Cuisine et boissons

BurgerPassport is the ultimate burger journal for people who take their burgers seriously.

Log every burger you eat, score it across six categories, and build a passport of restaurants across the world. Whether you're a casual burger fan or a dedicated connoisseur, BurgerPassport turns every meal into a memory.

SCORE EVERY BITE
Rate burgers across six weighted categories - Appearance, Bun, Meat, Toppings, Sauces and Holdability. Each score contributes to a weighted average so your final rating actually means something.

INVITE QUESTERS
Share a burger with friends? Invite them as Questers and get their scores too. See how your ratings compare side by side, with full category breakdowns for every person.

BUILD YOUR PASSPORT
Earn country stamps every time you log a burger in a new country. Climb through tiers from Bronze to Platinum as your burger count grows.

MAP YOUR JOURNEY
Every burger you log appears as a pin on your personal world map. Watch your burger trail grow as you travel.

EXPLORE THE FEED
Discover public burgers from other BurgerPassport users around the world. Search by restaurant, city or country, or filter to just see what your friends have been eating.

TRACK YOUR STATS
See your scoring trends over time, your top-rated burgers on the podium, score distributions, category averages and which countries you've eaten the most burgers in.

BUILT FOR TRAVELLERS
Log prices in any currency and toggle to see what you paid in your home currency. Perfect for keeping track of burger value across the world.

One-time purchase. No subscription. No ads.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Bug fixes, a perfect score moment, and deeper streak insights.

Perfect 10 - score a burger 10.0 and the app goes all out: gold confetti, a celebration screen, and the new Perfectionist badge (now visible in Rewards so you can chase it)
Longest Streak - tap your streak in Advanced Stats to see every burger you logged during it, with scores and dates
Fixed a bug where editing a burger could trigger passport stamp toasts for countries you’d already visited