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AllergyCard

Bilingual food allergy cards for travel in 14 languages

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AllergyCard is a food allergy card generator for travelers. Pick from 30 allergens and it builds a bilingual restaurant card in 14 languages (Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, Spanish, French and more), or a plain English card for eating out at home. Unlike a translation app, it uses established allergen terms kitchen staff recognise and includes a cross-contact warning. Free to create and preview with no account; pay once ($8.99) to download a printable PNG and PDF.

Food · Health · Travel
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Features

  • Bilingual cards in 14 languages, or English-only for home
  • Choose from 30 allergens, or type your own
  • Each allergen shown as a picture plus its local name
  • Cross-contact warning: utensils, fryer oil, sauces
  • Free preview, no account; one-time $8.99 PNG + PDF download

Use Cases

  • Showing restaurant staff your allergies when traveling in Japan, Korea or Thailand
  • Printing a wallet card to carry for a child with food allergies
  • Giving kitchens a clear English allergy card when eating out at home

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Hi Fazier! I built AllergyCard because explaining a food allergy in a language you don't speak is stressful, and translation apps often turn allergen names into something a kitchen doesn't recognise. AllergyCard puts each allergen as a picture plus its local name, adds a cross-contact warning, and keeps your own language underneath so you can check what the card says. It covers 14 languages and you can preview your card free without an account. I'd love feedback on which languages or allergens I should add next.

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mysite:aiagents42.com

Hi Fazier! I built AllergyCard because explaining a food allergy in a language you don't speak is stressful, and translation apps often turn allergen names into something a kitchen doesn't recognise. AllergyCard puts each allergen as a picture plus its local name, adds a cross-contact warning, and keeps your own language underneath so you can check what the card says. It covers 14 languages and you can preview your card free without an account. I'd love feedback on which languages or allergens I should add next.

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