Food Genius started as an app to help diners find a restaurant based on the dish they wanted to eat, but it has evolved into "enterprise software that could pre-chew big data for the restaurant industry." By indexing 14,000 ingredients from various restaurant databases, chefs and restaurateurs can tell what dishes are popular in an area, how those dishes are priced, and more. [Fast Company]
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