Allee

Product

Inside the Allee app

Five connected surfaces, one allergen profile. Everything below runs off the allergens you set once during intake — and every household member can have their own.

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Scanner

Read the label with a camera

Open the scanner, capture the ingredient panel, and Allee returns a verdict against your own allergen profile. It catches derivative names and common hidden sources — mayonnaise means egg, casein means dairy — instead of only matching the obvious word.

  • Works from a phone camera in ordinary lighting
  • Checked against your saved allergens, not a generic top-9 list
  • Flags uncertainty rather than guessing

Dining

Vet a restaurant before you go

Search by location or by name, browse nearby places, and see menu items assessed against your allergens. Filter and sort by the Allee Score, save recent searches, and generate a translated allergy card to hand to staff.

  • Menu-item level allergen flags
  • Allergy card explaining your allergens to kitchen staff
  • Weekly meal planner with allergen-free recipes, printing, PDF, and sharing

Log

One place for symptoms, meds, and meals

The log hub keeps symptom entries, medication doses, and a food diary together, each with editable timestamps so you can backfill honestly. A severity chart shows how symptoms move over time alongside when medication was taken.

  • Symptom severity over time
  • Medication log with dose timing markers
  • Food diary with post-meal notes

Kit

Know your kit is ready

Track emergency medications by type, expiration, and location, plus emergency contacts and education material. Allee warns you 30, 14, and 7 days before anything expires.

  • Expiration reminders with clear status badges
  • Emergency contacts at hand
  • Drug information lookups

Community

Peer support, moderated

An anonymous forum for the practical questions no leaflet answers. Posts are screened automatically for explicit, hateful, or self-harm content, and every post can be reported for human review.

  • Anonymous by default
  • AI moderation plus reporting
  • Peer support only — never medical advice

How the Allee Score works

The Allee Score is a 0–5 rating of how well a restaurant handles your specific allergens — not a general star rating.

  1. Verified visits (40%). Reviews from diners whose phone confirmed they were at the restaurant count fully; other reviews count at one-quarter weight.
  2. Owner verification (20%). Owners can claim a listing and report their allergen menu and kitchen practices. Allee reviews every claim, and diner reports of high cross-contamination always outweigh owner claims.
  3. Published allergen info (15%). Allee checks the restaurant's website for an allergen menu or ingredient list every 90 days.
  4. Review volume and agreement (25%). More verified reviews that agree with each other raise confidence. With only a few, the score stays close to the middle.

When no relevant reviews exist yet, Allee shows an empty score and invites you to leave the first one — an unrated restaurant is never presented as a safe one.

Set up your profile in a few minutes

Allee walks you through a short intake, then everything else adapts to what you told it.

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