Binkoo Solids - Allergen Diary

The first time you offer peanut butter, you'll probably watch your baby for the rest of the afternoon.

Is he old enough? Can it go in with something else? Was that patch of red yesterday a reaction? Those questions shouldn't have to be answered from memory and search results. Binkoo Solids turns them into a record you can actually look at.

【ONE FOOD AT A TIME, THREE DAYS IN A ROW】
【ONE FOOD AT A TIME, THREE DAYS IN A ROW】
Pick one new food, serve it on its own, ideally in the morning so you have the whole day to watch. Feed it three days running. No reaction, and it's cleared. Counting the days and keeping track of where you are is our job — you just log the meal.

【THE NINE ALLERGEN GROUPS, AND EXACTLY WHERE YOU STAND】
Milk, egg, wheat, soy, peanut, sesame, fish, tree nuts, shrimp/crab and shellfish — nine groups, split into 13 items to try. Tree nuts need four separate tries (cashew with pistachio, walnut with pecan, almond, coconut) and seafood needs two, because they're immunologically distant from each other: tolerating one says nothing about the rest. Not tried, Watching, Cleared — one map shows all of it.

【LOG A MEAL, GET A REACTION CHECK 24 HOURS LATER】
We'll remind you to come back and confirm. No reaction? One tap, done. Something happened? Record the symptoms (rash, hives, vomiting, diarrhea and more), how severe it was, and how fast it came on. For trouble breathing or swelling of the face or lips, the app says it plainly: get emergency care now — so you're not searching your phone in that moment.

【STATUS UPDATES ITSELF】
Three reaction-free days and a food moves to Cleared on its own. React to it later and it moves back to Watching by itself. And when several new foods were in the same meal, so there's no telling which one caused it, the app says exactly that and suggests reintroducing one on its own — instead of handing you a confident answer it doesn't have.

【CLEARED ISN'T THE FINISH LINE】
Going too long without a food can let the allergy come back. Anything that hasn't shown up in about four weeks gets flagged on the home screen as due again.

【120+ FOODS, WITH AGE GUIDANCE FOR YOUR REGION】
Grains, vegetables, fruit, protein, dairy, nuts and seeds — each with a recommended starting age, texture, and the allergens it contains. Search it, or filter to just the allergenic ones. Add your own family staples too. The home screen also tells you what texture suits your baby's age right now: purée, soft mashed bits, or finger food.

【A REPORT FOR THE CHECKUP】
What's been tried, when it was first tried, and what reacted — on one page, ready to export or share with your pediatrician. Far better than recalling it on the spot.

【THE WHOLE FAMILY, ONE RECORD】
Both parents and grandparents can join the same baby. Whoever does the feeding does the logging, and everyone sees the progress in real time.

【WHAT THIS IS BASED ON — AND WHAT IT ISN'T】
Food categories and introduction guidance draw on ASCIA's infant feeding guidelines, the EAACI food allergy prevention guideline, the NIAID peanut guideline, and WS/T 678—2020. To be straight with you: the 3-day window, the order the 13 items are introduced in, and the gap that triggers a reminder are our product decisions, not medical standards. What the app holds is your day-to-day observation, not a diagnosis — if your doctor advises differently, follow your doctor.

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