Allergo helps you create allergy translation cards for 75+ languages/countries. Add cards to Apple Wallet for quick access anywhere. Features also include conversation helpers and emergency SOS translations, automatically translated to the users location. Designed for real-world use, with localisation across countries. Professional translations, and more native speaker verifications, are coming soon via over-the-air updates. Built for anyone travelling with allergies or dietary restrictions.
Hey everyone 👋
I built Allergo after years of struggling to explain my food allergies while travelling - especially in places where even small translation differences can completely change the meaning.
One moment that really stuck with me was realising that the word for “peanut” isn’t consistent across Spanish-speaking countries. That’s when I started thinking there should be something more reliable than Google Translate or standard allergy cards.
Allergo focuses on:
• Clear allergy communication (not generic translation)
• Localised wording depending on country (work in progress)
• Simple cards you can show in restaurants, available in-app and in Apple Wallet
It’s still early, so I’d genuinely love feedback - especially from anyone who travels with allergies or manages them for family members.
Happy to answer any questions, and really appreciate any support 🙏
This is a really cool app! My wife and I both have allergies and struggle to find places to eat comfortably.
Putting it in Apple Wallet looks the right call, nobody's opening an app while the waiter stands there. Do the cards show which translations are machine-done vs native-verified yet?
Good job! I like the idea, specially given this can be a disaster when you're travelling with a kid. Although I'm not sure if I want a seperate mobile application on my phone specifically for this.
About Allergo on Product Hunt
“Translate your allergies, anywhere.”
Allergo launched on Product Hunt on June 14th, 2026 and earned 98 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #8 on the daily leaderboard. Allergo helps you create allergy translation cards for 75+ languages/countries. Add cards to Apple Wallet for quick access anywhere. Features also include conversation helpers and emergency SOS translations, automatically translated to the users location. Designed for real-world use, with localisation across countries. Professional translations, and more native speaker verifications, are coming soon via over-the-air updates. Built for anyone travelling with allergies or dietary restrictions.
Allergo was featured in Health & Fitness (82.8k followers), Travel (42.3k followers) and Health (6.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 44.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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