AllergyID: Food Allergy Card

AllergyID is a digital allergy translation card. It turns your food allergies into one clear allergy card that people can read in their own language. Show it at a restaurant or when you travel, share it by QR code or link, or send your child's card to their kindergarten or school in one tap.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Choose from 700+ allergens and dietary needs, including gluten for celiac (coeliac) disease.
2. Set how severe each reaction is, from mild to life-threatening, and mark whether even traces or cross-contamination matter.
3. Show the card in the language you need, or share it by QR code or link.

A CHEF CARD ON YOUR PHONE
If you have carried a printed chef card or restaurant allergy card, this is the same idea on your phone. When your allergies change, you change the card. One card holds several languages, and every allergen shows how serious it is.

TRAVELLING THIS CHRISTMAS?
Going abroad for the holidays? Use AllergyID as your food allergy travel card. Before your trip, add the language of the country you are visiting. Show your allergy card at restaurants and cafés, or share it by QR code or link. Always confirm your allergies with the staff.

ANYONE CAN READ IT, NO APP NEEDED
When someone scans your QR code or opens your link, they see your card in their browser. They don't need the app or an account. To share by QR code or link, you need a free account.

FOR KINDERGARTENS AND SCHOOLS
Parents keep the card up to date and send it to the kindergarten or school in one tap. Staff open it in a browser and see the latest version the parent saved. Schools and kindergartens can save parents' card links in one place and print an up-to-date department sheet (the school area is in Icelandic for now).

35 LANGUAGES
Icelandic, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Romanian, Croatian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Greek, Ukrainian, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay, Filipino, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

ABOUT THE TRANSLATIONS
Allergen names come from AllergyID's own allergen dictionary, so each allergen always appears under the same name. So far, only the Icelandic version has been reviewed by professionals. Always confirm your allergies with the staff.

MORE FEATURES
- Severity levels and notes for the kitchen
- Emergency contacts, with relationship labels in the card's language
- Family profiles: cards for the whole family (Family plan, up to six people)
- Save your card as an image and print a backup (PDF with Premium or Family)
- Sync across your devices with a free account

FREE TO START
Create one card for free and show it in up to 3 languages at a time. Premium and Family unlock all 35 languages and PDF export, and Family covers cards for up to six people.

BUILT BY A CHEF WITH A FOOD ALLERGY
AllergyID was built in Akureyri, Iceland, by a trained chef who worked in kitchens for 12 years and has a severe shellfish allergy. He has seen the problem from both sides of the kitchen door.

IMPORTANT
AllergyID helps you communicate your food allergies. It is not a medical device, gives no medical advice and never tells you whether a dish is suitable for you. Always confirm with the staff and follow your own allergy plan.