Once you click on a restaurants logo you will be taken to a listing of the menus at that restaurant. I have not had a chance to check the menus to see if they are accurate but I will give Mobigloo the benefit of the doubt on this one. Once you are in the menu it is automatically sorted by category. As you can see above if you hit the menu button you will also have the option to sort the menu by Category, Name, Calories, Fat, Carbs, Fiber, and Protein. The sorting is almost instant gratification which is amazingly quick.

My other favorite feature is the search as you type option on every menu. Once you start typing it will automatically narrow down the menu to the search results. This makes it easy to find what you are looking for in a menu of over 100 items.

Once you click on a menu item you will be shown the graph above with the nutritional information. The graph is a nice visualization of the information. Once you are in the menu item you can just scroll up and down to continue going through the search results.

Pros:

• Fast searching
• Nice visualizations
• Good sorting options
• Comprehensive information

Cons:

• A bit slow on loading
• Drinks and other side orders are not included

Conclusion: Mobigloo has a nice niche program on their hands. I will find the software very useful at airports and other locations where restaurant choices are limited and I want to know what to eat. The one thing I did feel would add to the program was the ability to compare to a customized daily calorie intake value. Even better would be the ability to add up your calorie intake for the day using the program. They also did not include all side orders such as coffee in the menus. Personally I am not much of a calorie counter myself but I found the ability to view the most nutritious menu items very usefull. Check out below for the full listing of restaurants included in the application. Also give the trial a shot if your interested to get a feel of the application.

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