MunchMap Launches, the new food sharing app for foodies
Taking photographs of dishes in restaurants before eating is easily becoming the norm.
MunchMap Ltd., launched on 27th August 2015, is a free to download app that provides users with the tools to record all of their meals and keep them accessible forever.
The app is available on iOS.
MunchMap’s range of settings enables users to customise views, yet maintain privacy. Users can connect with other people on the app and share and review local restaurants that they have recently tried, while the app provides them with locational data to check them out.
Co-founder and CEO of MunchMap Jonny Caplan said, “I found myself constantly sending pictures of my meals to my family on our Whatsapp group. I am not normally the sort of person to post pictures of everything I eat on Facebook, or other social media sites, but as a family we like to share these things.”
“I also found many others who had been following suit, but nothing was available with the right tools and features to record and access this properly. It was immediately clear that we required a platform to document everything we eat stored by location and time.”
“We simply created an environment dedicated to food and unrestricted by region. You could be eating pizza in Peru, or soup at the South Pole, and you will be able to tag it and store it for later. Plus you get recommendations from people you trust, which provides a much higher level of trust and loyalty.”
Caplan also mentioned that they have an Android counterpart currently in development.
