Good friends. Great food. Higher stakes.
Draft. Cook.
Bring. Feast.
A dinner draft for your whole group. Pick dishes in turns, on your own time. Each guest gets a pre-portioned ingredient kit, cooks their pick, and brings it to the table.
Pilot-stage concept. Built for friend dinners of 4–12.
The winning lineup
Good food. Everyone in on it.
Food. Friends. Drafts.
From group chat to dinner table
More than a potluck.
It’s a draft.
No three desserts and a missing main. DishDraft is designed to give every guest a role—and give the host their evening back.
The draft board
Five categories.
One complete dinner.
A curated menu of around 30 dishes is planned for the pilot.
Invite your dinner roster
The host creates a draft room link. Invite 4–12 friends, roommates, or teammates to join. Everyone gets a place in the draft order.
Make your pick
The draft is asynchronous: guests make their pick when their turn comes, without everyone being online together. Snake-draft order reverses each round, so the last guest picks first next round.
Cook your contribution
Each guest gets a pre-portioned ingredient kit and a 20-minute recipe card. Pickup or delivery options will depend on the local pilot.
Serve. Share. Run it back.
Bring your dish and enjoy the whole lineup. Planned shareable draft cards and a Draft Night Recap video keep the evening going beyond the table.
Your contribution, sorted
Pick a dish. Skip the big shop.
One guest, one dish, one kit. Pre-portioned ingredients and a 20-minute recipe card turn your pick into your contribution. Pickup or delivery will depend on the local pilot; the catalog shows current availability.
20 min
Recipe cards planned for each kit
Make dinner a team sport
Your group chat deserves
a better dinner plan.
We’re starting small: 10 pilot draft nights in one college town. Explore the kits and get to know the idea before your next gathering.