AllergyEats Launches Fully Redesigned App and Website

Now More User-Friendly, Customizable & Social, Based on User Feedback

BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–AllergyEats,
the leading guide to allergy-friendly restaurants nationwide, has just
completed a full redesign of its mobile app and website, offering
food-allergic diners a dramatically improved user experience as they
seek information about the “allergy-friendliness” of restaurants around
the U.S. Both the AllergyEats app and website have exciting new features
and enhanced functionality as a result of this upgrade, and both are
still free to use. All of the improvements and upgrades were based on
feedback from the food allergy community.

With this significant upgrade, AllergyEats users will now find the app
and website:

• Easier to use and faster, with improved reliability, getting
  valuable information more quickly to users’ fingertips when and where
  they need it.
• Increasingly customizable, allowing users to access results
  catered more closely to their individual dietary needs.
• More social, encouraging greater engagement and connections
  with others in the food allergy community.

“Since its inception nearly six years ago, AllergyEats has become the
dominant guide for finding allergy-friendly restaurants and a trusted
resource for the food allergy community. However, it was time to
revitalize the app and site, making them even more reliable,
customizable, engaging and intuitive, improving the overall user
experience,” said Paul Antico, Founder and CEO of AllergyEats.
“We’ve received many positive comments about AllergyEats over the years,
and we’ve also heard users’ suggestions on how to make the app and site
even better. We take all feedback very seriously and, therefore, the
upgrades we made to both the app and website reflect these suggestions
and requests, helping the food allergy community more easily find, rate
and share restaurant information.”

“It’s clear that AllergyEats is meeting a need within the food allergy
community, based on the constantly increasing number of users and
ratings, the huge – and growing – social media buzz, the positive
coverage in leading media outlets, and the prestigious awards we’ve won
and continue to win,” Antico explained. “We’re confident that the new,
improved AllergyEats will become even more valuable, relied upon and
shared.”

AllergyEats (www.AllergyEats.com)
is a free, peer-based app and website where people find and rate
restaurants based solely on their ability to accommodate food allergies.
AllergyEats restaurant ratings are based on how well restaurants have
accommodated food-allergic diners, and not on other factors, such as
ambiance, service or food quality.

AllergyEats lists more than 825,000 restaurants nationwide, which people
can rate, and also offers user comments, web links, menus, directions
and more. Restaurants are easily searchable by geographic location, so
people can find allergy-friendly establishments around town and around
the country. The app, website, and related social media forums help
families with food allergies reduce the guesswork and the anxiety
surrounding dining out with food allergies.

This free resource offers valuable peer-based information about how well
– or poorly – specific establishments can accommodate food-allergic
diners. AllergyEats helps food-allergic diners and their families make
more informed decisions about where to eat and which restaurants to
avoid.

The redesigned site – www.allergyeats.com
– is now live, and more exciting updates are planned for the coming
months.

Contacts

For AllergyEats
Adrienne Walkowiak, 603-659-9345
Adrienne@AdrienneWalkowiak.com