The document proposes an application called Foodiversal that would be a central hub for all things related to food on portable electronic devices. It would provide recipe suggestions based on ingredients or cuisine type, track users' locations to see what others nearby are eating, monitor calorie intake for dieters and suggest appropriate next meals, learn individual eating habits over time to tailor suggestions, and connect to other social media platforms. The intended audience is anyone with a portable electronic device, as the application involves the universal activity of eating that appeals to most people.

1. Robyn Ondrejka FA102B Professor Klinkowstein
Name
Foodiversal

2. Name Development
Ideas:
-Eat Together*
-Eat As One
-Food Connections
-Foodiversal*
-Eat and Repeat
-Eat
-Eaters
-Eater Repeaters
-Eating & Friends
-Forever Foodies
* = Favorites
Robyn Ondrejka FA102B Professor Klinkowstein

3. Description
Foodiversal would be a downloadable
application for portable electronic devices, and
it would essentially be the center for all things
involving food. This product would include the
following features:
Robyn Ondrejka FA102B Professor Klinkowstein

4. 1. Recipe suggestions by simply typing in a random
list of ingredients or a type of cuisine
2. A GPS to locate what others around you are
eating, as well as those who are in other countries
3. A setting for dieters that when turned on will
keep track of calories consumed, and then suggest
what to eat next
4. A method of evaluating each user’s eating habits
so that suggestions can be more accurate and
tailored to each individual
5. Connections to other popular social media
Robyn Ondrejka FA102B Professor Klinkowstein

5. Audience
This application would be targeted to anyone
with a portable electronic device. In this day and
age, that is almost everyone. This application is
also very universal because it involves
something we not only can’t live without, but
something everyone is very fond of: eating.
Robyn Ondrejka FA102B Professor Klinkowstein