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PlateJoy rocks. Food is a crowded space, but PJ is pretty different. Fans food on wheels startups are satisfying when you're in a hurry, but they aren't great for you and you get sick of them pretty quick or if you don't want to feed your kids fast/restaurant food every day. On the other side, grocery delivery let's you make great good, but you have to do all the work of putting together the recipes, ordering the right stuff, etc. PJ is great because you tell it how you want to eat, it gives you recipe options, and you get all the right stuff. It even works if you're not a good cook. Definitely give it a try. Note: I'm a very happy investor as well as customer.

Overall the app is easy to use. Getting a quick popup when starting to type in a few letters is great. Example: "ban" immediately brings up small banana, large banana, etc. ( or is this Google?). Calorie output is great, but has a flaw that the developers should be able to fix. When making a mistake about, for instance, walking, it's impossible to zero it out. Even uninstalling and reinstalling didn't work. The scanner functionality for packaged foods is brilliant, but also has a frequent flaw. Often the calorie count that pops up contradicts the label. For instance, Hafi lingonberry preserve shows 34 calories vs 30 calories shown on the jar. This happens again and again for other foods. This should also be easy to fix. Overall bravo!