Hey everyone. This is my first app, I built it a few months ago. Some friends and family have tried it out, but now I'm looking to get real feedback from a broader audience.

It's called AllerG-Baby. I made it to track the foods you introduce to your baby and any reactions, because when you're going one food at a time it gets really hard to keep straight. You log each new food and any reaction, it flags common allergens, and you can scan a barcode or take a photo of an ingredient label and it checks against your kid's allergens.

We also learned it's often a hidden ingredient, not the obvious food, that you have to watch for. Milk is a sneaky one: it shows up as casein or whey in things you'd never think of as dairy, like some breads, deli meats, and even snacks labeled dairy-free. Scanning the label catches those.

I built it for my baby, but it honestly works for anyone who needs to keep track of food reactions, adults with allergies included.

It's free during the beta. Honestly I just want to know: does the sign-up and first-log flow make sense, and does the scanning actually work for you? Anything that felt confusing or broke, please tell me.

Thanks so much for taking a look. Happy to test yours back too.

AllerG-Baby: track your baby's food intros and catch allergic reactions