/sə.ˈvɑːnt/ — one who knows taste deeply.
A hyper-personal taste engine. Over a thousand places across dozens of cities — rated, scored, and mapped against fifteen years of real experience. Not what's popular. What's actually good.
Just type what you're looking for — in plain English. “Best sushi in Tokyo,” “date night in Mexico City,” “hotel with a view in Lake Como.” Savaunt searches the entire world via Google Places, then scores every result against a real taste profile. No filters. No dropdowns. Just ask.
Google Places finds every spot on earth. Type a city, a cuisine, a vibe — “sushi in Tokyo,” “date night in Paris,” “hotel in Tulum.”
Every result is matched against a personal taste profile built from hundreds of ratings, thousands of reviews, and real dining history. Places I've been get my rating. New finds get a match score.
“Vibe like Nobu, food like Sushi Park, service like Providence.” Each place described through places you already know — the references are the review.