AllergyAlert
Arcade
Log allergy reactions, track triggers, and get AI-powered pattern insights.
- Downloads
- 1+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Jul 20
- 2026 · v1.0
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About AllergyAlert
Ever had a reaction and had no idea what caused it? AllergyAlert turns scattered memories of "something I ate" or "somewhere I was" into a clear, searchable log — then uses AI to spot the patterns you'd never catch on your own.
TAP TO LOG, TAP TO UNDERSTAND
Open the app and the first thing you see is your at-a-glance dashboard: a running count of your reactions and exposures, side by side. Tap "Log Reaction" the moment something happens — pick a severity level (Mild, Moderate, Severe), check off the symptoms you're experiencing, and jot down what you suspect triggered it. Thirty seconds later, it's saved, timestamped, and ready to be analyzed. No more trying to remember exactly what you ate last Tuesday when you're sitting in a doctor's office three weeks later.
KEY FEATURES
• Fast reaction logging with a three-level severity selector (Mild, Moderate, Severe)
• Multi-select symptom checklist covering hives, swelling, sneezing, itchy eyes, and more
• Suspected-trigger notes field so you can capture context while it's fresh
• Separate exposure logging for foods and environmental factors, even without a reaction
• Gemini Trigger Analyst, an AI insight engine that reviews your history and surfaces likely triggers with a confidence score
• Automatic pattern detection across time windows, e.g. "reactions occurred within 30 minutes of shellfish exposure"
• Filterable history feed — view All Logs, Reactions only, or Exposures only
• Reaction and exposure stat cards that update in real time as you log
• Clean, color-coded severity tags for scanning your history at a glance
• Push reminders to help you stay consistent with logging
• Dark mode support for comfortable use any time of day
• Optional data sharing toggle so you can bring your log straight to your doctor
HOW IT WORKS
Log it. The moment you notice a reaction or a new exposure, open AllergyAlert and fill in a quick form — severity, symptoms, and a note about what you suspect caused it.
Let AI look for patterns. As your log grows, the Gemini Trigger Analyst reviews the dates, symptoms, and suspected triggers behind your entries and highlights the connections that stand out, complete with a confidence percentage so you know how strong the signal is.
Review and filter. Use the log feed to review everything at once, or filter down to just reactions or just exposures. Each entry shows the date, severity, symptoms, and your original notes, so nothing gets lost.
Act on it. Bring a clear, dated history to your allergist or doctor instead of trying to reconstruct events from memory. Toggle data sharing on when you want your log ready to hand off.
PERFECT FOR
• Anyone managing food allergies who wants to catch patterns between meals and reactions
• People with seasonal or environmental allergies trying to connect symptoms to pollen, dust, or other exposures
• Parents tracking a child's reactions and exposures across school, home, and outings
• Patients preparing for an allergist appointment who want an organized, dated history instead of guesswork
• Anyone who has ever thought "I should really be writing this down" after a reaction
PRIVACY & TRUST
Your health information stays yours. AllergyAlert lets you control what gets shared and with whom — the "Share Data with Doctor" toggle is off by default, and you decide when to turn it on. AI trigger analysis and push reminders are both optional and can be switched off in Settings at any time. You can clear all logged data whenever you want with a single tap, no account required to start tracking.
Stop trying to remember what triggered your last reaction. Start logging it, and let AllergyAlert help you find the pattern.
TAP TO LOG, TAP TO UNDERSTAND
Open the app and the first thing you see is your at-a-glance dashboard: a running count of your reactions and exposures, side by side. Tap "Log Reaction" the moment something happens — pick a severity level (Mild, Moderate, Severe), check off the symptoms you're experiencing, and jot down what you suspect triggered it. Thirty seconds later, it's saved, timestamped, and ready to be analyzed. No more trying to remember exactly what you ate last Tuesday when you're sitting in a doctor's office three weeks later.
KEY FEATURES
• Fast reaction logging with a three-level severity selector (Mild, Moderate, Severe)
• Multi-select symptom checklist covering hives, swelling, sneezing, itchy eyes, and more
• Suspected-trigger notes field so you can capture context while it's fresh
• Separate exposure logging for foods and environmental factors, even without a reaction
• Gemini Trigger Analyst, an AI insight engine that reviews your history and surfaces likely triggers with a confidence score
• Automatic pattern detection across time windows, e.g. "reactions occurred within 30 minutes of shellfish exposure"
• Filterable history feed — view All Logs, Reactions only, or Exposures only
• Reaction and exposure stat cards that update in real time as you log
• Clean, color-coded severity tags for scanning your history at a glance
• Push reminders to help you stay consistent with logging
• Dark mode support for comfortable use any time of day
• Optional data sharing toggle so you can bring your log straight to your doctor
HOW IT WORKS
Log it. The moment you notice a reaction or a new exposure, open AllergyAlert and fill in a quick form — severity, symptoms, and a note about what you suspect caused it.
Let AI look for patterns. As your log grows, the Gemini Trigger Analyst reviews the dates, symptoms, and suspected triggers behind your entries and highlights the connections that stand out, complete with a confidence percentage so you know how strong the signal is.
Review and filter. Use the log feed to review everything at once, or filter down to just reactions or just exposures. Each entry shows the date, severity, symptoms, and your original notes, so nothing gets lost.
Act on it. Bring a clear, dated history to your allergist or doctor instead of trying to reconstruct events from memory. Toggle data sharing on when you want your log ready to hand off.
PERFECT FOR
• Anyone managing food allergies who wants to catch patterns between meals and reactions
• People with seasonal or environmental allergies trying to connect symptoms to pollen, dust, or other exposures
• Parents tracking a child's reactions and exposures across school, home, and outings
• Patients preparing for an allergist appointment who want an organized, dated history instead of guesswork
• Anyone who has ever thought "I should really be writing this down" after a reaction
PRIVACY & TRUST
Your health information stays yours. AllergyAlert lets you control what gets shared and with whom — the "Share Data with Doctor" toggle is off by default, and you decide when to turn it on. AI trigger analysis and push reminders are both optional and can be switched off in Settings at any time. You can clear all logged data whenever you want with a single tap, no account required to start tracking.
Stop trying to remember what triggered your last reaction. Start logging it, and let AllergyAlert help you find the pattern.
What’s new
Version 1.0 · Updated July 20, 2026
First release!
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