Observed arrival · 2026-09-22
Sabria: the restaurant menu, crossed with your allergies
An iPhone app that compares restaurant menus, QR-linked menus, PDFs, and packaged-food labels with a user’s allergy profile.
- For
- Diners managing food allergies on iPhone
- Worth noticing
- It can process up to four menu photos in one analysis and writes a concrete question when information is missing.
Field notes
Sabria accepts several kinds of source material: up to four menu photos, a table QR code, a web link or PDF, and an ingredient list photographed from packaged food. Its output distinguishes declared allergens, missing information, and the absence of detected indicators rather than treating the latter as safety. The site also describes a confirmation step before sending QR-linked material for analysis. Android, translation support, and menu chat are presented as future additions.
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