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Version 2.0.2 · 2026-10-05
Fixed an issue affecting map display and improved overall app stability.
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The store currently lists version 2.0.2, updated 2026-10-05.








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Dadbod GO! helps you discover great food faster through trusted creator reviews, community recommendations, and location-based food discovery.
Explore restaurants, hidden gems, food trucks, local events, and trending food spots all in one place. Browse interactive maps, watch linked video reviews, and discover places recommended by creators and real food lovers in your area.
Unlike cluttered review platforms filled with low-context ratings and sponsored placements, Dadbod GO! focuses on authentic experiences and context-first recommendations that help users decide where to eat with confidence.
Features include: • Interactive food discovery maps • Restaurant and food truck reviews • Community foodie contributions • Local food event discovery • Linked creator video reviews • Hidden gem recommendations • Exclusive premium content…
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Fixed an issue affecting map display and improved overall app stability.
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