This version is mostly tracking with twitter for sharing. I am building out a backend for sharing right now.

I intend the app to be hired for two jobs: motivation in sticking to the diet and recommending paleo meals. Tracking and sharing are the features that will help me do that.

Since, at a minimum, I need you to track, I tried to make an app where tracking would be encouraged and easy (still plenty of room for improvement, but that's my intention)

I'm on paleo atm, but I don't have an iPhone, so I can't test this out. I don't understand what this app is supposed to do - is the word "paleo" completely arbirary in this case?

I can't see any way in which exchanging the word "paleo" for "vegan" or "gluten free" wouldn't make it the same product. Is this just a generic food journal, or is there anything that specifically makes it "paleo"?

It does look nicely presented (except for that awful iOS date picker thing).

The future of the app is journal sharing. To prepare for that it helps to build a homogenous user base.

Also, I have more Paleo features coming. There will be a paleo food starter DB and other features that will differentiate it from generic apps.

Gotcha - so the plan is to make it social, and you need to build a paleo user base.

I don't know if you have this in mind, but some features around food intolerances could be useful. For instance, I can't eat tomatoes - so I spend a lot of time sifting through paleo recipes to get rid of ones that don't have tomatoes (or the various other things I can't eat). I suspect that many other paleo eaters are in a similar situation.

Not sure how easy that will be though, as it can be hard to link various forms of the food that you are intolerant to.

Good luck with this, it looks promising. If you have a list, let me if you ever decide to make an android/webapp/windows/linux version.

Thanks for the suggestion. I agree that it's part of paleo culture to be careful with intolerances, so I would want to support that if I could figure out how.