FoodyLogger

Who it is for

For people who want to tell the story of a place, not just rate it. The atmosphere of a restaurant, the story behind a street dish or the feeling a historic site leaves you with does not fit into stars. FoodyLogger brings food, travel, nightlife and cultural heritage together in one journal: one shared food diary instead of everyone running their own blog.

What it does

• Visual storytelling. Posts enriched with photos and video, where feeling, atmosphere and story take the place of a score.
• Everything under one roof. Food, travel, nightlife and historic places in a single account and a single feed.
• From short posts to long reads. You choose how to tell it; editorial templates and content tools are built in.
• Community. Comments, likes and shares; the posts with the most engagement join the month's highlights.
• Multi-channel showcase. The best posts are published on FoodyLogger's YouTube channel (FoodyloggerTV), Instagram and TikTok.

Foodylogger of the Month

Each month, the member with the most points, engagement and shares is selected. The selection is based on monthly totals, and community voting adds extra points. The winner is featured on the home page for 30 days, appears as a guest in a dedicated FoodyloggerTV episode and enjoys perks at partner venues.

What sharing earns

On FoodyLogger, good content does more than get seen. The most engaging posts earn a share of ad revenue, and content published on the official channels can earn a share of channel revenue. Exclusive discounts at partner venues and brand collaborations are also planned for launch. Basic membership and sharing are free.

Where it stands today

FoodyLogger is in closed beta with limited places. Early members try the platform before launch, give feedback and receive a founding member badge. For launch we aim to reach more than 500 partner venues across restaurants, cafés, nightlife, accommodation and tours. Venue owners can contact us about launch partner places.