Eating Abroad is Not a Mystery Anymore

Independent software developer Marco De Girolamo has announced the release of BabelMenu 1.0 for iPhone and iPod touch devices. When the usual dictionaries do not help, a new application for iPhone perfect for travellers. If you have ever happened to eat at a restaurant abroad and look doubtfully at the menu without knowing what you are about to order, you can now get a personal food assistant, just a click away.

The current database includes 1500 international dishes, classified in 19 categories, translated in 4 languages, completed with ingredients, description and a photo. The interface is composed by 3 research Tabs, included a full-text index enabled on the 4 dictionaries. It has been also implemented with filters to include or exclude, vegetarian and spicy dishes, high in cholesterol or in sugar levels. All with just a finger touch. The information is always available as flags on the description card. The search is fast and simple: just type only a part of the word to search and the system will automatically select all the dishes containing the fixed parameters.

Language Support:
BabelMenu is localized in 4 languages: US English, Italian, French and Spanish. The database will shortly be updated adding new dishes and new languages.


Pricing and Availability:
BabelMenu 1.0 is only $4.99 (USD) and available exclusively through the App Store in the Travel category. For further information you can contact Marco De Girolamo on the website or by checking on the iTunes App Store.


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