Top Ranked Restaurants
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What this app does
Top Ranked Restaurants helps food enthusiasts discover and track the best restaurants in their area based on real-time rankings. Instead of scrolling through endless review sites, users browse a curated, ranked list that shows which restaurants are climbing or falling in popularity. The app solves the decision fatigue of "where should we eat?" by surfacing the most acclaimed spots and letting you save favorites for quick reference.
Screens and user flow
The app opens on ExploreScreen, a curated feed of top-ranked restaurants displayed as cards with rank badges, ratings, and hero photography. Users can filter by cuisine type, location, or price range to narrow results. Tapping any restaurant card navigates to RestaurantDetailScreen, a full profile view showing the restaurant's current rank, historical rank trends over time, cuisine tags, address, hours, photo gallery, and a button to add it to favorites.
From anywhere in the app, tapping the Leaderboard tab reveals LeaderboardScreen, a live ranking view that highlights rank shifts—which restaurants are trending upward, which have recently dropped, and which hold the top spots. Animated badges emphasize movement, giving the list a sense of momentum and competition.
The Favorites tab opens FavoritesScreen, a personal collection of saved restaurants pulled from across the app. Users can sort by current rank (to see how their favorites are performing) or by the date they saved them, making it easy to revisit choices or track which spots you've marked as must-tries.
Navigation between tabs is instant, and drilling into a restaurant's detail view from Explore or Favorites maintains a clear path back. The design keeps the restaurant data central—whether you're browsing, comparing ranks, or reviewing your saved list, the same ranked, rated information is always accessible.
Who it's for
This flow works well for founders validating a restaurant discovery or ranking platform concept—you can show the core interaction loop to investors or test with early users without writing code. Designers can use it as a reference for how to present ranked data with visual hierarchy and filtering, especially when pitching restaurant, marketplace, or leaderboard features to clients. Developers scaffolding a new mobile project can extract the tab + stack navigation pattern, data structure for ranked lists, and detail-view architecture. Agencies building a restaurant app for a client can remix this flow to match the client's brand and data backend.
Built with RNBlocks
A single prompt—"tracking the best ranked restaurants"—generated all four screens with a cohesive light theme, tab navigation, and fully functional interactions. You get live, tappable React Native code ready to customize or export. Remix this flow to make it yours.