Tyler Hunt

The meal decision ritual has become fairly standardized recently. We sit around and decide we’re hungry, and then spend a good ten minutes just trying to name off places until one comes along that sounds like it might be good for a change. To help abet this problem, I have created the Meal-O-Matic. A tool for making lunch and dinner decisions, it will tell you where you’re eating today. Be careful though, because there is no denying its decision. Once summoned for, it will give one suggestion for the day, preventing abuse and forcing its users to try new places.

In addition to Meal-O-Matic on the web, I’ve also delved into WAP programming for the first time and created another version of the meal-chooser for use on your cell phone. This could end up getting more use than the online version, since the times when you’re hungry don’t usually coincide with the times you’re near a computer.