Allergy care, everyday

Fewer unknowns at every meal

Allee turns the constant vigilance of living with allergies into something manageable: scan a label, vet a restaurant, log a reaction, and carry the whole picture with you.

The work nobody sees

Reading every label. Calling ahead. Rewriting the same allergen list for a server who is already walking away. Remembering, weeks later, what you ate the night the hives started. Allergy management is a full-time administrative job layered on top of an ordinary life — and almost all of it happens in someone's head.

Allee is where that work goes instead.

Three things, done properly

Allee is deliberately narrow. It does the handful of things that change an allergy household's day, and it does them well.

Scan before you eat

Point your camera at an ingredient label and get a plain-language read on which of your allergens appear — including the ones hidden behind vague terms.

Dine with a second opinion

Search restaurants near you, see menu items flagged against your own allergen profile, and compare places using the community-built Allee Score.

Keep a record that matters

Log symptoms, medications, and meals in seconds. Patterns become visible, and appointments start with facts instead of guesswork.

How we hold the responsibility

Assistive, never authoritative

Allee surfaces risk signals and community knowledge. It does not diagnose, and it never replaces your clinician.

Your data stays yours

Health information is stored per profile with strict access rules. You choose what to share, and with whom.

Built around real households

Manage multiple profiles — a child, a partner, yourself — each with their own allergens, kit, and history.

Start with your next meal

Set up a profile, add your allergens, and Allee will meet you at the label, the menu, and the log.