Why is Google still not indexing my #! website?
The main reason for your pages not being indexed is because there are no html links. You're providing javascript links to the other pages and while the #! denotes that it should be a different page - you're not upholding your end of Google's javascript crawling agreement:
An agreement between crawler and server
In order to make your AJAX application crawlable, your site needs to abide by a new agreement. This agreement rests on the following:
The site adopts the AJAX crawling scheme. For each URL that has dymanically produced content, your server provides an HTML snapshot, which is the content a user (with a browser) sees. Often, such URLs will be AJAX URLs, that is, URLs containing a hash fragment, for example www.example.com/index.html#key=value, where #key=value is the hash fragment. An HTML snapshot is all the content that appears on the page after the JavaScript has been executed. The search engine indexes the HTML snapshot and serves your original AJAX URLs in search results.
(quote from developers.google.com on 17th febr 2012)
Since you do not provide a html fallback by which the crawler can determine what is static vs what is javascript it most likely will refuse to crawl its content.
Secondly, since the non #! urls all point to some 'youcaneat.at' page which bares no resembles, Google's bot is most likely to assume its a 'spam' attack, which will definitely not improve your chances of getting your javascript indexed.
Rule of thumb to keep in mind: stay with html when you can because Google promises you, that it might index javascript, at best.
Jochem.
Do you have any other sites pointing to it? Ironically the fact you've added a link to it from this site will ensure it does get indexed (not 100% but I would put money on)
Any way, it is indexed:
Google Link
Also, your code is poor... You have this code (as an example - this is copied from your site):
<img src="/images/arrow_to_login2.png" style="z-index: 3; top:292px; left: 315px; position:absolute;"></img>
There is no closing img tag, it is self closing... This is just one example, if your site is not coded well, then Google may struggle or fail, or index it only in part. I strongly suggest you put your website name into the W3C Markup Validation and correct it. This will help.
The reason google is not following your Shebang (#!) links is because when the page loads initially they do not exist and they are no where to be found in the source code. In other words with javascript disabled you do not have a single <a> anchor tag in your html source of your page. The only thing that will be indexed is a blank page with copyright. Home, Benefits, How it works, and FAQ links get loaded via javascript. Disable javascript and you get this (which is what google gets):
Google will not index what it cannot crawl. Neither will other search engines. Google can run javascript but don't bank on it being used for crawling content (yet). It will parse some javascript and ajax links. In your case your page source has none.
So you need to add static tags on your page linking to these #! pages AND it wouldn't hurt if you added a sitemap.xml. Which by the way is strangely pointing to another 'youcaneat.at' website all together. http://www.2minutecv.com/sitemap.xml
And if you can avoid it, stop asynchronously loading everything after page load. Your site is not fancy enough to need ajax and there is no real benefit in your case to employ the tactic.