Guests pick allergens to avoid and narrow the dishes
6 languages, light and dark display
Site menus often lack an allergen field, so shops keep a separate sheet and update both by hand. Rather than a tag such as vegan or gluten-free, this app adds a chart of every dish against every allergen: contains, does not contain, or not entered yet. Japan's 29 items are set up, checked against the Consumer Affairs Agency list as of April 2026 (9 mandatory, 20 recommended; checked 2026-10-29).
Shops fill it in on a dashboard page. On the site each dish is a card with pictograms: contained items are filled red, and items not yet entered show "?", so a blank is not read as "does not contain". Guests can filter out allergens to avoid and switch light/dark, in 6 languages. A table below the cards prints all dishes.
Free: up to 30 dishes and the Japan, EU and US lists. Pro: up to 1,000 dishes, CSV export, print view and a menu rename/removal check. Pro has a 14-day free trial.
Nothing is detected automatically: the shop enters allergens by hand or CSV, and dish names can come from the site's restaurant menu. A notice above the cards that cannot be hidden says the shop is responsible for its entries. The app does not judge any law. Staff take questions about food allergies.