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Free — first card

Who is the card for?

Allergies, severity, and the languages you need.

Free. Takes a few seconds.
🛡Allergy Menu CardSay it clearly, in any kitchen's language
United States

The kitchen can't be careful about what it doesn't understand.

Verbal allergy warnings get lost between the server, the ticket and the line cook. A written card in the kitchen's own language — naming the allergen, the severity, and cross-contact — is what allergists and chefs actually recommend. Type the allergies; get the card. Nothing stored.

First card freeAny languageCross-contact includedNothing is stored

How it works

One card. Every restaurant. Any language.

01

Type the allergies

Severity, exceptions, languages. Nothing is saved.

02

Get the chef-ready card

Unambiguous terms, hidden names, cross-contact — 15-second read.

03

Hand it to every server

Print, save to phone, laminate for the lunchbox.

Why this exists

Between your mouth and the line cook, words get dropped.

A card survives the relay. In the kitchen's language, with cross-contact spelled out, it's the difference between 'no peanuts on top' and actually safe.

Plans

The first card is free. The family pack is $7.

The free card covers dinner tonight. The pack covers school, camp, the babysitter, and the trip.

Family pack
$7one person

Restaurant card in up to 3 languages + school/camp sheet + babysitter one-pager + lock-screen version.

  • Cards in up to 3 languages
  • School & camp version
  • Babysitter one-pager
  • Phone lock-screen card
Allergists & schools
$29per month

For allergy practices, school nurses and camps who hand families a card kit at every visit.

  • Unlimited family packs
  • Your practice on the card footer
  • Cancel any time

All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. The first card never goes behind a paywall.