Baby Food & Allergy Log

A first-foods diary for starting solids — log what you introduce and how your baby reacted, the way many parents are told to during weaning: one new food at a time, a few days apart, watching for a reaction. WHY THIS APP DIAGNOSES NOTHING No allergy test, no scoring, no automated verdict — you type what you fed your baby and what happened, and the app keeps exactly that. HOW TO LOG AN ENTRY • Food name and amount, if you measured it • Mark first time trying, if it's a first • Reaction, if any: none, rash, hives, vomiting, diarrhea, swelling, or other • Meal: breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack • A short note, then save THE PATTERN, VISIBLE Home shows this week's totals by day. Insights shows amount logged by week and when you actually log — morning, midday, evening, or night. History lists every entry with filters by reaction. YOUR RECORD STAYS YOURS No account, no sign-in, nothing to lose to a server migration. Fully offline, everything stays on your device. Unlimited entries, no subscription, no premium tier, no recipe library to buy into. Banner ads only — never a full-screen ad after saving. READY FOR THE PEDIATRICIAN Export the whole diary to CSV anytime — date, time, food, amount, first try, reaction, meal, notes. WHAT THIS APP DOES NOT DO It does not diagnose allergies, does not assess severity, and is not a medical device. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by any pediatric practice, hospital, or health authority, and not a recipe app. If you suspect a reaction, contact your pediatrician; for a severe reaction (difficulty breathing, swelling of the face or throat, repeated vomiting), call emergency services right away. Also not a feeding, sleep, or diaper tracker for newborns. WHO FINDS IT USEFUL • Parents starting solids or baby-led weaning around 6 months • Anyone introducing the nine major allergens one at a time (milk, egg, peanut, tree nuts, wheat, soy, fish, shellfish, sesame) • Anyone tired of baby apps that lock the log behind a subscription, require an account, or lose data when it lapses.