Ollie Allergy Scanner

About this app

Living with food allergies? Ollie Allergy Scanner turns your iPhone camera into a personal allergen detective. Just point it at any ingredient label, and Ollie reads every ingredient, including the ones hiding behind obscure chemical names. HOW IT WORKS Point your camera at an ingredient list on any food package. Ollie uses AI to read and analyze every ingredient, cross-referencing against your personal allergen profile. In seconds, you get a clear red, yellow, or green safety rating. CATCHES WHAT YOU'D MISS Casein is milk. Albumin is eggs. Semolina is wheat. Lecithin is soy. Ollie knows 50+ allergens and hundreds of hidden ingredient names so you don't have to memorize them. Every flagged ingredient comes with a plain-language explanation. YOUR PERSONAL ALLERGEN PROFILE Set up your allergens once during onboarding: gluten, dairy, nuts, soy, eggs, shellfish, FODMAP, and dozens more. Ollie remembers your profile and checks every scan against it. Update anytime in settings. INSTANT SAFETY RATINGS Every scan gives you a clear result: Green: Safe for your profile Yellow: May contain traces, review with caution Red: Contains your allergens, avoid SCAN HISTORY Review every product you've scanned, with full ingredient breakdowns saved. Quickly re-check items at the store without rescanning. NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE Ollie is a helpful tool, not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your allergist for severe allergies and check with manufacturers about cross-contamination. When in doubt, leave it out. FREE FEATURES • 3 scans per day • Personal allergen profile • Red/yellow/green safety ratings • Plain-language ingredient explanations Whether you're grocery shopping, eating out, or checking snacks for your kids, Ollie has your back. Scan first, eat safe. Apple Terms of Service: https://www.apple.com/uk/legal/internet-services/itunes/uk/terms.html

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1. First observed Aug 6, 2026 · 5:12 PM Free