Lunch Roulette: Decide for me!

Ever struggled with indecisiveness when trying to decide where to eat? Want to quit arguing about which resturant to go to? Want to find something new in the area? Launch lunch decider, and be immediately presented with options near you. Have certain preferences? Head over to the filters section to make your own presets, which will then influence the roulette wheel. You can also use the search page to manually look up resturants and add them to your favorites - get a wheel made only of favorites by selecting 'Favorites' in the filters screen.

It has features like
* only shows restaurants that are actually open
* automatic picks the instant you open the app
* filter system to set your preferences, saves
* search screen let's you easily add restaurants to the built in "favorites" tab
* hyperlinks you the phone number, yelp page, and navigate button that opens your default maps app
* shows yelp ratings, distance, and a user posted image which is usually of the food itself

This app is completely free, contains no ads, is open source, and only sends your GPS location to Yelp through the Yelp-fusion API. The source can be found here: https://github.com/ACHarrison32/Software-Engineering---Lunch-Decider-App/tree/main/Coding

Made for a college Software Engineering class at MSU Texas

UI design help from Hunter Doughty

Roles:
Dylan Miles (Lead programming, UI ""Artwork"", Testing)
Andrew Harrison (Lead Project Planning and Documentation, Programming)
Keaton Whitaker (UX Lead, Sketches, Testing)
Ashton Webb (Project Planning/Documentation, Testing)
Sunil Rasily (Team IV Logo Design, Project Planning/Documentation, Testing)