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Bring pantry and product intelligence together before deciding what is safe to cook.
Scan food products and see, for each family member, what to avoid and what to check.
Bring pantry and product intelligence together before deciding what is safe to cook.
Dietary rules stay visible for every household member: Low FODMAP, nut-safe, dairy-free, and more.
Turn pantry matches into a weekly plan and generate only the missing items for the shop.
Designed for households, not admin dashboards. Ingredient-first planning, safety cues, and weekly meal confidence live together in one calm browser product.
Understand what is in a product before it enters the pantry or the plan.
Allergies, intolerances, and preferences are applied instantly across the workflow.
Recipes, substitutions, and shopping list handoff stay connected to the pantry.
IngredientsMatter keeps ingredient risks, substitutions, and household rules visible before you commit to a meal.
Barcode check and safety state in seconds.
Weekly planning turns into a focused shopping list, with family safety checks baked in.
The portal keeps safe, caution, and avoid states visible in every pantry, recipe, and product review flow.
Rules like no onion or garlic and Low FODMAP filters stay active while planning.
Nut-safe, dairy-free, and gluten-free states are shown before a recipe is approved.
Ingredient swaps appear inside the plan so households never lose safety visibility.
IngredientsMatter helps a family with complex food needs plan its meals. It does not diagnose, treat or manage any condition, and nothing in it is medical advice.
We do our best to say what to avoid or restrict, from the conditions and foods you tell us about and the ingredients we know. Recipes change, labels differ and our food list is still growing, so read every label yourself.
What to buy and what to serve stays with you and your family. Nothing here overrules the advice of your doctor, dietitian or care team: where they have told you something different, follow them.
The Terms of Use say the same, in full.