Memory Bite
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About Memory Bite
Memory Bite was recently featured in Edible Manhattan! See the article at http://www.ediblemanhattan.com/eat/memory-bite-app-food-tech/
Memory Bite is a quick, convenient food and restaurant journal for the memories that matter over dinner. Track food, meals, restaurant experiences, cooking inspiration, or even conversations with friends. Tag photos to your meals and build a whole gallery of food and dining memories. You can even share these memories with friends.
What Memory Bite IS
- Memory Bite is an easy way to build a personal food and restaurant journal and photo gallery.
- Memory Bite is simple and easy to use so it won’t interrupt your meal.
- Memory Bite is for foodies who want to remember fantastic meals.
- Memory Bite is for socialites who want to remember the company they were with and the conversations they have.
- Memory Bite is NOT going to let you forget what you ate with those people at that place that one time you just can't seem to remember.
Memory Bite is flexible, so you can write as much or as little as you want. If you want to wax poetic about your wax potatoes, go ahead. If you just want to record you had steak, Memory Bite will work. If you’re more interested in whom you were with and what you talked about, Memory Bite can take care of that. If you want to make a critical analysis of the quantity of ginger present in your 4th round of designer cocktails, Memory Bite and spell check can help.
Anyone who enjoys a good meal or considers himself or herself a foodie knows that food is important, and good food is a not to be taken for granted. Don't let great memories from great nights fade, and don't let a multi-course dinner mean that you forget the appetizer as soon by the time you make it to dessert!
Memory Bite was built out of my personal necessity while living in the great eaters city of New Orleans. After several years of spending every penny I earned at my day job in the countless amazing eateries of NOLA, I was embarrassed to admit that they started to blend together. I couldn’t find a simple and straightforward app that solved this problem; there were no simple food journals that weren’t calorie counters or diet trackers. So, I cobbled together a disappointing mish-mash of notes on various general note taking apps, email drafts, and crumpled up receipts that I promptly lost.
When a surprising and sudden relocation for work took me to the much slower-paced central valley of California, I found myself with significantly more free time during my nights and weekends. This problem stuck with me, and I began building Memory Bite bit by bit as I taught myself to code Android apps. Once it became a fully functioning and useful app that I was personally happy with using, I realized that more people may like it as much as I have. I wanted to put it up on the Google Play Store for free, so that other people can begin making better memories.
I am still working diligently to improve Memory Bite, bite by bite. Please, don’t hesitate to contact me with any feedback or suggestions.
Thank you,
Andy Terbovich
Check out www.MemoryBite.com for more details.
Memory Bite is a quick, convenient food and restaurant journal for the memories that matter over dinner. Track food, meals, restaurant experiences, cooking inspiration, or even conversations with friends. Tag photos to your meals and build a whole gallery of food and dining memories. You can even share these memories with friends.
What Memory Bite IS
- Memory Bite is an easy way to build a personal food and restaurant journal and photo gallery.
- Memory Bite is simple and easy to use so it won’t interrupt your meal.
- Memory Bite is for foodies who want to remember fantastic meals.
- Memory Bite is for socialites who want to remember the company they were with and the conversations they have.
- Memory Bite is NOT going to let you forget what you ate with those people at that place that one time you just can't seem to remember.
Memory Bite is flexible, so you can write as much or as little as you want. If you want to wax poetic about your wax potatoes, go ahead. If you just want to record you had steak, Memory Bite will work. If you’re more interested in whom you were with and what you talked about, Memory Bite can take care of that. If you want to make a critical analysis of the quantity of ginger present in your 4th round of designer cocktails, Memory Bite and spell check can help.
Anyone who enjoys a good meal or considers himself or herself a foodie knows that food is important, and good food is a not to be taken for granted. Don't let great memories from great nights fade, and don't let a multi-course dinner mean that you forget the appetizer as soon by the time you make it to dessert!
Memory Bite was built out of my personal necessity while living in the great eaters city of New Orleans. After several years of spending every penny I earned at my day job in the countless amazing eateries of NOLA, I was embarrassed to admit that they started to blend together. I couldn’t find a simple and straightforward app that solved this problem; there were no simple food journals that weren’t calorie counters or diet trackers. So, I cobbled together a disappointing mish-mash of notes on various general note taking apps, email drafts, and crumpled up receipts that I promptly lost.
When a surprising and sudden relocation for work took me to the much slower-paced central valley of California, I found myself with significantly more free time during my nights and weekends. This problem stuck with me, and I began building Memory Bite bit by bit as I taught myself to code Android apps. Once it became a fully functioning and useful app that I was personally happy with using, I realized that more people may like it as much as I have. I wanted to put it up on the Google Play Store for free, so that other people can begin making better memories.
I am still working diligently to improve Memory Bite, bite by bite. Please, don’t hesitate to contact me with any feedback or suggestions.
Thank you,
Andy Terbovich
Check out www.MemoryBite.com for more details.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
Made some minor bug fixes! A big new update is coming soon, I swear.
Export function for csv now works properly and is neat and tidy.
Fixed a memory leak that was causing the app to crash after showing too many photos.
Now go eat and remember it!
Made some minor bug fixes! A big new update is coming soon, I swear.
Export function for csv now works properly and is neat and tidy.
Fixed a memory leak that was causing the app to crash after showing too many photos.
Now go eat and remember it!
Version update Memory Bite was updated to version 1.96
Version update Memory Bite was updated to version 1.95
More downloads Memory Bite reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
What are users saying about Memory Bite
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Does what it is supposed to do in a clean shape.
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Hi there! I've just installed your app, looking for somewhere to note and keep my favourite recipes as well as great dinners out. I really appreciate the simplicity of your app, and for the time being, I can just put "home" instead of a restaurant. Could you add a recipe entry form for the journal in future? That would be fantastic!!
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Thank you so much for creating this app, truly. Please keep it up! I have no doubt that this could easily become a proper replacement to Evernote Food and that with time & dedication, you can build a great user base. Thank you again!
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Simple and easy to use meal journal app.
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Does what it is supposed to do in a clean shape.
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What I will like to see in a new version is synchronization and some integration with Google sheets
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I liked this app.
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At first I thought it was an app, but what happened next blew my mind...
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I love the simplicity of this app. I know this app is very new but some suggestions for improvement: allow captions for photos, allow users to use their location as the restaurant location (and maybe build up a database with restaurant names and locations that other users can select from).
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It's a functional replacement, but the big problem is that your pictures and comments are trapped on the phone. I replaced my phone this week and the only way to get an export was to produce a csv with no pictures or a pdf. I did the pdf, and it ended up being 685 MB big for 33 pages of meals. I used Evernote food for a lot longer and I know it didn't take up that much space, and it wasn't in a huge file that will now be hard to use. I'm giving up and just doing unformatted Evernote notes.