Spooner - Eat, Like, Share!

Spooner is a visual and actionable food catalog that helps you discover the best dishes and restaurants in a specific locality. Being a social interaction app, Spooner allows you to share your good and bad food experiences with with dish ratings, photos and reviews. Restaurant search: Discover the best places to eat and search for thousands of restaurants based on authentic reviews, ratings and images given by food lovers all over. Share your experience: Let others know of your food experiences and stories. Recommend dishes: It's time to contribute to the food lovers community. Spooner allows you rate and recommend individual dishes. Table booking: Enjoy the perks of table reservation and save money every time you book a table at your favorite restaurant, through Spooner. Events and offers: Discover amazing deals and discounts offered by restaurants in your area. Always be updated on the trending and upcoming food events around you. Download the fastest growing social food-app and explore unlimited combinations of sauces and gravies, for the foodie within you. Eat what you like! Like what you eat! Spooner Media Private Ltd. https://www.spooner.in

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I got tired of trying applications for tracking my hikes and my 4x4 trips on my Android watch. I basically had 3 problems: all applications need the phone to work and I like to put the phone in the bag, the applications didn't let me download the maps, or I had to pay for that feature to work, and finally, I was not able to share or import the GPX files with the watch. So after trying about 10 applications and not getting what I was looking for, I developed my own. I work as a developer for different platforms and I had to learn some basics, but after 6 months working on it, 3 versions later, I finally got an application that: Can track my trips with the watch, fully standalone, and the phone application helps visualize and import external GPX files, but is not required if I don't want it. I can download maps, or it can work without. Maps won't get unloaded either — this was happening with one of the applications I tried before. All the features in the current version (3) are fully free and won't ever be charged for. I can import GPX files to retrace a path I did, someone else shared with me, or I downloaded from an external source. It's called ghost, and it will let me know if I am getting too far away from the path. Finally, I developed it with one objective in mind: save battery. So it saves points often enough to have a smooth line, but not so often that it will consume all the watch's battery. Also, if I am static for more than 1 hour, the tracking will get finalized, with the possibility to abort.

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A no-nonsense water tracker with a personal daily goal, fast drink logging, support for multiple beverages, and one unreasonably confident goose.

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