Acid-Base-Balance Check

 

platform: iPhone

 

short description:

Food diary, which checks your personal acid-base-balance for every day based on your food consumption.

 

long description:

In the app the user is able to choose for every day from a menu, what and how much he was eating. For every day the app will then calculate the acid-base-balance, and will show the result in numbers and graphically using a red/green-bar with a pointer.

 

The calculation of the result is quite simple: There‘s a food database, where the acid-base-value is normalized for 100 g. Example:

 

   database (all based on 100 g): bread 3.48

                                                           tomato -2.31

 

   entries in the diary:

   03. August 2012: 200 g bread

                                  50 g tomato

 

   result: 2x 3,48 + 0.5x -2,31 = 5,805

 

   red/green-bar: The pointer should point to the red section for positive results, and to the    green section for negative results

 

The user can browse through the diary using a calender, and is able to delete/change specific entries in his diary, or is even able to delete all entries for a specific time-frame.

 

Additionally there‘s an info-section, where the user can read about the impact of the acid-base-balance.

 

The food-database is stored locally on the iPhone not on a server.

 

What you get:

• GUI as JPGs (English and German version)
• specification in English
• food database as Excel or whatever common format you wish (English and German version)

 

What I get:

• full functional iPhone-App with support for English and German
• it has to be easy for me to add additional elements to the food database
• it has to be easy to add additional text and pictures to the info-section
• source code
• all rights for the code and the GUI
• non-disclosure agreement