Know what you can eat at any restaurant. Scan any product. Photograph any dish. Translate your allergies into any language. For your whole family.
Free to start. Premium unlocks every menu and AI features.
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Verified restaurant menus, FSA recall data, and Open Food Facts. Every item tells you where its information came from.
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Your dietary profile stays private. We never sell your personal data and you can delete your account at any time.
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Built around the UK allergen labelling standards that protect people with severe food allergies.
What changes
Before Scry
Phoning restaurants ahead to ask about allergens.
Reading every label in the supermarket, every time.
Your child sitting out at parties because you could not check in time.
Travelling abroad terrified of eating the wrong thing.
Never knowing if something is really halal, vegan, or gluten free.
With Scry
Open the app, see what is safe on the menu, walk in and order.
Scan the barcode or photograph the dish, get an instant answer.
Your child eats the same food as everyone else.
A safety report, translated allergy card, and the menu in your language before you land.
Verified data from the restaurant itself.
Who Scry is for
Whether you carry an EpiPen, manage a child's allergies, or live with coeliac disease, Scry is built around how you actually eat.
Check any restaurant or product before they eat. Add every family member with their own allergies. Get recall alerts the moment they happen.
“My daughter has been to 12 birthday parties this year. We checked every cake.”
Sarah, mum of two
Family
3 profiles · 2 alerts today
All checked safeProfiles
Sophia, 7
Peanut · Tree nuts · Egg
Olly, 4
Dairy · Soya
Sarah
No restrictions
2 alerts today
Tesco brownies recalled
Undeclared peanut · Affects: Sophia
Walk into any restaurant and see what's safe before you sit down. No more waiter conversations.
Hidden gluten in soy sauce, marinades, soups, and stocks. Scry catches it across menus and labels.
Personalised travel safety reports for any destination. Which dishes to avoid, where allergens hide.
Everything people ask before they sign up.
Scry covers the 14 major allergens recognised under UK law, including peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, wheat, soy, fish, shellfish, sesame, celery, mustard, lupin, molluscs, and sulphites. You can also add custom dietary requirements like vegan, halal, or low-FODMAP.
The basics are free forever: barcode scanning, allergy cards, safety alerts, destination info, and a rotating selection of restaurants in every city each month. Premium unlocks every restaurant menu plus AI features like camera dish identification, AI menu translation, and personalised travel reports.
From restaurant websites and PDFs, Open Food Facts (the largest open food database), Food Standards Agency recall alerts, and AI analysis of menus where published data does not exist. Each item shows where its data came from so you can judge confidence yourself.
Yes. Scry generates personalised travel safety reports for any country, translates allergy cards into 20+ languages, and lets you photograph a foreign menu to see allergen flags in your own language.
Scry is built around the UK allergen labelling standards introduced by Natasha's Law. The app checks against all 14 allergens that food businesses are required to declare and flags items accordingly.
Yes. Add every family member with their own dietary requirements and Scry will check menus and products against everyone's needs at once. You can filter by individual or see what is safe for the whole table.
Scry regularly refreshes menu data from restaurant sources. When a menu is updated, allergen flags are recalculated automatically. You can also report an outdated menu from inside the app.
Yes. Scry is UK GDPR compliant. We do not sell your personal data and we do not share your dietary profile with restaurants or third parties. Read our full Privacy Policy for details.
Most of what you need is free. Premium unlocks the AI features and full restaurant access.
Free to start. Premium unlocks every menu and AI features.
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