MyAllergy

Log what you ate for each meal, accumulate for a few weeks (possibly months). The app automatically notifies you after the time that you set in the Settings page of when you finish each meal.

Let the app analyze trends to look for foods that correlate with bad days. Find out what foods you frequently eat on bad days with. The app allows your tracking and predictions to be tailored for you personally.

App features:

Data Log
- Pick the date you want to add a log for. If you pick a previous date with entered data, the data will show in the entry boxes and you can edit them if you'd like.
- Enter in the ingredients of each of the meals you list. The more specific you are, the more accurate your prediction will be.
- Pick the symptoms level that you believe matches your symptom level for that day based on your own experiences and feelings.

Prediction Page
- Ask the app to show you foods that are frequently eaten on bad days.
- The app will alert you if you have not entered in enough data for the app to analyze.

Settings
- Customize the times you want to receive notifications from the app to enter the ingredients of the meal you just ate.

More Info
- Contact the founder of this app through allergydiagnosisforall.org to give your feedback about the app.

DISCLAIMER: This app is a food tracker and is not meant to be used for professional diagnoses. Please talk to a professional allergist before, throughout, and after using this app. The creator of this app takes no responsibility for any predictions or their consequences.

Go to https://www.health.harvard.edu/daily_health_tip/keep-a-food-diary-to-track-allergies-or-intolerances#:~:text=Keeping%20a%20food%20diary%20can,weeks%20and%20see%20what%20happens to see how food allergies can be tracked through a food diary. This app is essentially a food diary that does the guess work for you. All you have to do is enter in what you've eaten and your symptom levels.