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An app to improve your eating habits

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The Eatery could be useful in order to keep track of your meals, making you able to improve your nutrition habits. It is easy: you just need to snap and rate. The app makes that process fast and fun.

It may be that people using The Eatery app get a chance to eat more healthy.

Video and previews of the app:

[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6M-xH575zM&sns=em]

The eatery 1 The eatery 2 The eatery 3 The eatery 4


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