This document summarizes a food ordering app called Skip Lines. The app aims to help students save time ordering food on campus by allowing them to order ahead from their phone. It also tracks users' eating habits and nutritional intake to promote healthy eating. Initial costs to develop the app are estimated at $2,000 for a developer and $800 for a graphic designer. Based on surveys of students at one school, revenues in the first year are projected to be over $20,000 from app downloads and partnerships with cafeterias. The return on investment is calculated to be 4.31% after one year. Promotion plans include on-campus marketing, social media, and collaborating with local businesses.