TASTETUNERhow a taste test works

Taste it. Rate it. Shape the next version.

Someone you follow made something delicious — or almost. When they share a taste-test link, here's what happens on your side.

1

Open the link

From a post, a video description, or a QR code at an event. No account, no app.

2

See the real recipe

The exact version being tested — ingredients and steps, clearly laid out. Cook it, or taste it live.

3

Say what you think

One big scale from "dislike extremely" to "like extremely", a couple of optional questions, thirty seconds.

4

Watch it improve

Your answer joins everyone else's, and the next version is built on what people actually tasted — including you.

Privacy, in one paragraph: taste tests are anonymous. Answers are stored with a random session token, never your name; you're asked for consent before anything is recorded; aggregated results may be shown publicly, your individual answers are not. One verdict per person per taste test — that's what keeps the numbers honest.

For brands & product teams: this public instrument runs on the same infrastructure Ajinomatrix uses for industrial product development — one controlled recipe version, a research-recognizable 9-point hedonic protocol, consent-aware collection, and a strict wall between public averages and the research-grade evaluation layer. Talk to Ajinomatrix →