Your home for food trials.
Let us help you find your safe foods. When you're navigating food allergies, food trials can be a lot to manage. SafeYum gives you a simple, organized place to plan what foods to try, track what you've tried, and keep building your list of safe and trigger foods. So you can spend less energy managing the process and more on moving forward.
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What's on Mia's plate today?
milk
Nothing logged yet for Mia.
What's on Mia's plate today?
TRY SAYING
"Mia had oatmeal and blueberries"
"Mia had a rash after lunch"
"How's the strawberry trial going?"
Our story
Our son has FPIES, a type of food allergy where reactions can happen hours after eating. We know firsthand how quickly food trials can become a lot to juggle. We built SafeYum to give families a simple way to stay organized and keep moving toward more safe foods.
Just say what happened
Logging a trial shouldn't be another chore. Tell SafeYum what happened in your own words. It pulls out the foods and details for you, then lets you review everything before it saves.
Trials that keep track for you
You decide what a trial looks like. Choose the foods you're trying and how many exposures you want, following whatever plan works for you and your care team. SafeYum keeps count as you go, so you always know what you've tried, what's in progress, and what's next.
You decide what's safe
SafeYum keeps the history. You make the call. When you're ready, mark a food as safe or a trigger, or keep trialing it as long as you need. Your safe and trigger lists grow as you go.
One place, whole family
Track food trials for you and your family members in one place. Parents, co-parents, grandparents, and other caregivers can share one household and see the same history.
Keep your food trials straight
SafeYum keeps track of what you've tried, how many times you've tried it, and what's still in progress. So when you can't remember whether that was the third or fourth exposure, you don't have to.
Ask about your own data
"How many times has he had eggs?" "When did that reaction happen?" "How is the strawberry trial going?" Just ask. SafeYum answers using the information you've logged, not information from the internet.
What's on Mia's plate today?
milk
Nothing logged yet for Mia.
Safe foods
Mia · 12 foods
apple
avocado
banana
oatmeal
peanut butter · up to 1 tsp
pear
squash
strawberries
sweet potato
turkey
watermelon
zucchini
What's on Mia's plate today?
TRY SAYING
"Mia had oatmeal and blueberries"
"Mia had a rash after lunch"
"How's the strawberry trial going?"
Safe and trigger lists
Keep the foods you've figured out all in one place. As you complete trials, mark foods as safe or as triggers and build a list for each person you're tracking. SafeYum keeps those lists organized and easy to reference or share with your care team.
You don't have to spell out ingredients
SafeYum already knows that yogurt is milk and tofu is soy, so those count toward a trial without you saying anything. Pancakes are less certain. In an allergy house they could be made with anything, so it asks instead of assuming. It would rather miss an exposure than invent one.
What's on Mia's plate today?
TRY SAYING
"Mia had oatmeal and blueberries"
"Mia had a rash after lunch"
"How's the strawberry trial going?"
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI train on my kid's data?
SafeYum does not train a model on your child's journal. SafeYum runs on AI, so using it means agreeing to send the relevant information you log to OpenAI so it can understand what you write and answer your questions. OpenAI says API data is not used to train its models by default, but its data retention rules still apply. See our Privacy Policy for details.
What happens when it gets something wrong?
You see every parse before it saves and you can edit it right there. Wrong attributions matter too much here to fix later. If the model is down, a plain keyword parser takes over so you can still log.
Is this a medical device?
No. SafeYum keeps records of what you log. It does not diagnose anything and it will not give medical advice. Food introduction decisions belong to you and your provider.
I already use SafeYum. What's changed?
Version 2 uses your phone number to sign in. You can import your old data with your old email address from the setup page or later in Settings. If anything does not come across, mail support@safeyum.com and we will sort it out.
Reach out if you have any questions
Get help with sign-in, importing your old account, or a subscription. You can also open Support from Settings in the app.
Get help with SafeYum support@safeyum.comContacting support does not sign you up for marketing emails. Please leave out journal entries and children's personal details.
SafeYum is a journaling tool, not a medical device, and it does not give medical advice. Always work with your healthcare provider on food introduction decisions.
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