1. Tell us about your allergies
Pick every allergen you avoid, for yourself or your child, so we know exactly what to keep off your plate.
Food Allergies,
Made Easy
Find restaurants and menu items that are safe for you, filtered by your allergens in seconds.
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The food allergy app for families, college students and travelers
10Major allergens tracked
100+Chains with allergen menus
24/7Menu access, on any device
How it works
We make eating out with food allergies easy
Dining out with food allergies can feel stressful. Safebite makes finding allergy-safe restaurants and dishes simple and guess-free.
2. Find restaurants near you
Browse fast food chains, family restaurants, pizza places, breakfast spots and coffee shops with allergen-labeled menus.
3. Order with confidence
See which menu items are free of your allergens before you order, all in one place.
We track what
matters to you
Filter any restaurant menu by the major food allergens:
One allergy or ten, you deserve to eat out without the guesswork.
Get StartedWhat makes Safebite different
A friendly approach to dining out with food allergies that feels safe, simple, and personal.
Built around your profile
Pick your allergens once. Every menu you open is filtered to what’s safe for you, even with multiple food allergies.
Menus from the source
Local restaurants mark allergens item by item, and chain menus come from each chain’s published allergen information.
Cautious by default
If an item “may contain” one of your allergens, we count it as unsafe, so cross-contact warnings never slip through.
Made for everyone
at the table
For you
Save your allergies once and find safe options wherever you’re eating today, from a fast food stop to a sit-down dinner with friends.
For your kids
Manage your child’s allergy profile from your own account and find kid-friendly restaurants with allergen menus.
Parent’s guide
For college students
Find safe food near campus, cheap eats and late-night options for when the dining hall is closed.
College guide
For trips and road trips
Check allergen menus at chains along your route and restaurants in a new city before you get there.
Travel guideFor restaurants
Own a restaurant? Go allergen-friendly in minutes
- Upload your menu. Snap a photo or upload a PDF and our AI pulls out every item.
- Mark allergens. Use a simple checkbox matrix to tag what each item contains.
- Publish & share. Get a hosted allergen menu page, QR code, and printable PDF.
- Free forever plan
- No credit card required
- 5-minute setup
Guides
Eating out with food allergies, explained
Practical, sourced guides for the situations that come up most, from your child’s first restaurant meal to a dining hall or a trip abroad.
Eating out with a child with food allergies
Picking restaurants, ordering kids’ meals, birthday parties and what to pack.
Read the guideCollege with food allergies
Dining halls, meal plans, accommodations and safe food near campus.
Read the guideTraveling with food allergies
New cities, airports, road trips and explaining allergies abroad.
Read the guideCross-contact and allergen menus
Where cross-contact happens, how far to trust allergen menus, what to ask.
Read the guideHow to check a menu for allergens
Finding allergen menus online, reading allergen charts, and chains that publish them.
Read the guideMultiple food allergies
Building safe meals when you avoid two, three or more allergens.
Read the guideFAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Safebite?
Safebite is a food allergy app that helps you find restaurants and menu items that are safe for you. Save your allergens once and every menu is filtered for you, so you can see at a glance what you can order at restaurants near you.
What should I look for in a food allergy restaurant app?
Look for an app that filters real restaurant menus by every allergen you avoid, treats “may contain” warnings as unsafe, covers both local restaurants and big chains, and lets you manage a profile for your child. Safebite was built to do all of that.
Which allergens does Safebite track?
Peanut, tree nut, milk, egg, wheat/gluten, soy, fish, crustacean shellfish (like shrimp and crab), mollusk shellfish (like clams and squid), and sesame. That covers all nine major allergens recognized in the US, with shellfish split in two because some people are allergic to one type and not the other.
Can I filter for multiple food allergies at once?
Yes. Pick every allergen you need to avoid and Safebite only shows you the menu items that are free of all of them.
Can I use Safebite for my child?
Yes. Accounts are for ages 13 and up, and parents or guardians can manage a young child’s allergy profile from their own account.
How does Safebite handle cross-contact?
Cautiously. If a restaurant marks an item as “may contain” an allergen, Safebite counts it as unsafe for you. Kitchens can still change recipes or share equipment, so always tell your server about your allergies before you order.
Where does the allergen information come from?
Local restaurants publish their own allergen-labeled menus on Safebite. For national chains, Safebite uses the allergen information each chain publishes for its menu.
Does Safebite include fast food and chain restaurants?
Yes. Along with local restaurants, Safebite includes allergen menus from more than 100 national chains, from burgers, chicken and pizza to coffee shops and sit-down restaurants.
Is there a Safebite app for iPhone and Android?
Safebite works in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer at app.suppersquad.app. Native iPhone and Android apps are on the way.
How much does Safebite cost?
New accounts get a 7-day free trial. After that, Safebite is $3.99/month or $29.99/year (about $2.49/month). You can cancel anytime.
I own a restaurant. How do I add my menu?
Upload a photo or PDF of your menu and our AI extracts the items for you. Mark allergens with a simple checkbox matrix, then publish and share your menu with a link or QR code. The restaurant plan is free, with no credit card required.
Does Safebite replace talking to my server?
No. Safebite is a guide to help you plan, not a guarantee. Recipes and kitchen practices can change, so always tell your server about your allergies before you order.
