Two ways to use AllergenKit · no signup

Save your menus.Reuse your checked work.

Start with a saved menu, or use ingredients and recipes when you need labels. These are separate workflows in the same Pro account.

Screens use invented business and food data. Check your own current recipes and supplier information before using any output.

Keep a menu ready for the next service

Start directly with menu items and their checked allergen facts. Save a named menu, reopen it, and reuse those items across menus. You do not need to build recipes first.

Synthetic café lunch menu in the real AllergenKit menu editor, with two saved items
Save and reopen. Keep your menu items together and edit them when recipes or suppliers change.
Synthetic menu reviewed in AllergenKit, ready to choose a matrix or item-list print layout
Review and print. Check the current menu, then choose a matrix or item list with your own print style. Changes require another review.

Try saved menus free for 7 days

No card needed. Then £9/month if you choose to continue.

Need ingredient labels too?

The ingredient-and-recipe workspace builds declarations for recipe labels, recipe matrices, QR menus and records. A saved manual menu does not create a complete ingredient label.

The workflow

    The recipe tools reuse your saved ingredient facts. Review outputs when those facts change.

    The AllergenKit ingredient library listing 43 saved supplier ingredients with their label wording and allergens
    Step 1 of 6

    Save checked supplier ingredients

    Copy the wording from the pack and tick only the allergens you have verified. AllergenKit never guesses an allergen — it keeps what you checked, ready to reuse.

    Carries forwardThe exact supplier wording and the allergens you confirmed.

    Build it once. Reuse it for the next batch.

    You check the ingredient facts. AllergenKit handles the repetitive structure when you duplicate a flavour, swap a supplier or print the next run — with a review before you use the resulting labels or republish a QR menu.