FoodGong screens restaurant menus, recipes, and food photos against your allergies, health conditions, and diet — sorting every dish or ingredient Safe, Ask, or Avoid, with the reason why.
One app, three ways — whatever the food is in front of you, FoodGong reads it against your profile.
Add everyone once — privately — and a single scan reads the whole menu for the table.
FoodGong screens restaurant menus, recipes, and food photos against your allergies, health conditions, and diet, then labels every dish or ingredient Safe, Ask, or Avoid and explains why — so you can decide what to order in seconds.
Yes. Photograph or paste a recipe and FoodGong breaks it into ingredients and screens each one; snap a photo of a dish or a menu and it reads and screens that too. Menus, recipes, and food photos are all supported.
Common allergens like peanuts, tree nuts, gluten, dairy, shellfish, soy, and egg; health conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure; and diets like vegan, vegetarian, halal, kosher, and low-sodium. You set exactly what matters to you.
FoodGong reads the menu or recipe thoroughly and flags likely risks with the reasoning behind each call, so you know exactly what to confirm. It is a powerful second set of eyes — but it is not a medical device. For severe allergies, always verify with your server and carry any medication your doctor prescribes.
Yes — the free plan includes menu scans and one personal profile, no card required. Pro ($5.99/mo) adds unlimited scans, restaurant comparison, and saved history; Family and Team add per-person profiles and whole-table screening.
FoodGong provides guidance to help you decide — not a guarantee. It is a food-safety companion, not a medical device. Always confirm with restaurant staff, and for severe allergies carry any medication your doctor prescribes.