Photograph your meals. Log how you feel. AllerPrism connects the two and shows which foods keep preceding your bad days. Your triggers, from your own data.
Creamy pasta, garlic bread, iced tea. AllerPrism reads the plate and quietly notes two high-FODMAP foods.
Garlichigh
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Tuesday, 9:40 pm
The evening turns
Bloating 7 out of 10, cramps, early night. Ten seconds of tapping and it is on the record too.
Bloating7/10
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Two weeks later
A pattern steps forward
Garlic appeared before five of your six flare evenings. Not a guess anymore, a measured suspicion.
Garlic83% linked
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The month after
Test it, properly
AllerPrism walks you through removing it, then reintroducing it the structured way, and records the verdict.
Verdicttrigger confirmed
Why AllerPrism exists
One in ten people live with IBS. Most spend years guessing, restricting and starting over, because nobody connects what they eat to how they feel. Your answer is not in another generic list. It has been sitting in your own days all along.
Research suggests up to 3 in 4 people with IBS feel better on a structured low-FODMAP approach. AllerPrism is a wellness tool that helps you run that structure on your own data. It is not a medical device.
The method
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Point your camera at the plate
AllerPrism identifies the foods and pulls their FODMAP and fiber values from a curated dataset, never a guess. Correct anything with one tap; every correction makes your record sharper.
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Tell it how the day went
Bloating, pain, stool, mood, sleep. A full check-in is a few taps, designed to survive your worst days, because those are the days that matter most.
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Watch your triggers surface
Every night your meals and symptoms are correlated. Suspects get ranked with the evidence behind them, then tested one FODMAP group at a time until you know.
Suspected triggers
Garlic83%
Onion74%
Wheat bread41%
Lactose18%
Illustration. Built from 34 meals and 28 check-ins over three weeks.
The evidence
Ranked byyourevidence
Not a generic avoid-list. Every suspicion is scored against your own meals and symptoms, and you can open the exact days behind each number.
One tap turns it all into a clean PDF your doctor or dietitian can actually use.
How is AllerPrism different from a food diary app?
A diary just stores what you type. AllerPrism reads a photo of your meal, estimates its FODMAP load from a curated food dataset, lines it up against your symptom logs, and shows you which foods keep appearing before your bad days. The longer you log, the sharper your personal picture gets.
Do I need a diagnosis to use it?
No. AllerPrism is a wellness tool for anyone who suspects food is behind their bloating, pain or unpredictable digestion. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any condition. If your symptoms are new or severe, please talk to a doctor first.
Is AllerPrism a medical device?
No. AllerPrism is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. What it gives you are observations from your own meal and symptom logs, not clinical conclusions. Talk to a doctor or dietitian about your symptoms, and before changing what you eat.
What is the low-FODMAP approach?
FODMAPs are short-chain carbohydrates that are poorly absorbed and can ferment in the gut. The low-FODMAP approach removes them for a short period, then reintroduces them group by group so you learn which ones you actually react to. AllerPrism guides each phase and keeps track of the results for you.
How long before I see my triggers?
Most people see their first pattern within two weeks of logging. AllerPrism needs about a week of meals and check-ins before it starts ranking suspects, and the ranking gets more reliable the more consistently you log.
What happens to my meal photos?
Each photo goes from our servers to an AI model provider only to identify the foods on the plate. Neither we nor the provider use it to train AI models. The FODMAP and fiber values you see come from our own curated dataset, not from the AI.
Does AllerPrism work on iPhone, Android and computers?
Yes, through your browser. AllerPrism runs in any modern browser on your phone, tablet or computer at app.allerprism.com. Native mobile apps are on the way and sign in with the same account, so your history comes with you.
How much does AllerPrism cost?
$12.99 a month or $79.99 a year (USD), after a 7-day free trial. Both plans include everything, and annual works out to about $6.67 a month.
How does the free trial work?
You get full access for 7 days. A card is required to start, and you can cancel anytime during the trial and pay nothing. If you stay, your subscription starts automatically after the trial ends.
How do I cancel?
Cancel anytime from your subscription settings. On Android that is Google Play, then Payments and subscriptions. Cancelling stops future renewals and you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for. Cancel during the trial and you are never charged.
Is my health data private?
Yes. Your meals and symptoms are stored under your account only, protected with row-level security, and never sold. You can export or delete your data whenever you want.
Can I share results with my doctor or dietitian?
Yes. One tap generates a clean PDF report of your meals, symptoms and suspected triggers over any period, made to be read by a professional.
Begin tonight
Your gut has beentalking for years.Start listening.
Most people see their first pattern within two weeks of logging. The sooner you start, the sooner the guessing ends.
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