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Tiny Tastes

For families managing a diagnosed food allergy at home

The plan doesn’t end at the allergy appointment.

Tiny Tastes helps you record every exposure, reaction and outcome between appointments — so your child’s food allergy history isn’t left to memory.

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Public launch 31 January 2027

What a record holds

  • The exposureWhat was offered, and how much was eaten
  • The outcomeWhat happened afterwards, edited as the day goes on
  • The planWhat's scheduled next, as your specialist directed
  • The detailsAllergens, regular medications and care notes

One place, for as long as the plan runs.

Your specialist makes the plan. Tiny Tastes keeps the record.Built for OIT, food ladders, baked exposures, avoidance plans and maintenance — whatever your specialist has you running.

The story behind Tiny Tastes

Months of food allergy management, run from memory

Illustration of a parent holding a sleeping toddler on monitor leads in a hospital chair

Three trips to hospital taught us what Felix is allergic to — an omelette at six months old, formula with milk in it, and a smear of walnut that ended with an EpiPen. Every reaction since starts the same way: not knowing yet whether this is the mild one, then retracing your steps. What did he actually eat? Was there dairy in the mashed potato, even though the label said there wasn't?

We came away with three exposure plans to run at home and a review twelve months away — all of it held in our heads. Then a dose increases, a cold pauses everything for a week, and whoever is home does that day's exposure.

Tiny Tastes is what I wanted then: somewhere to put every exposure down as it happens, so a year of it is still there when your allergist asks.

SharonFounder, Tiny Tastes · mum to Felix

What Tiny Tastes helps you do

Record it once, find it when you need it

Between appointments, parents become the record-keepers and the planners — often with notes scattered across phones, calendars, fridges and memory. Tiny Tastes puts that history in one place.

So you don’t have to keep carrying the whole history in your head.

  • Log an exposure in 10 seconds

    Record what was offered and eaten in moments, then edit the outcome as the reaction unfolds throughout the day.

  • Exposure history, not scattered notes

    Log what was offered, what was eaten, and what happened afterwards — kept in one timeline instead of scattered notes.

  • One meal, multiple foods, one outcome

    Log real meals the way they happen — several foods, amounts and a single recorded outcome.

  • Know what's next

    Schedule a single exposure or full ladder, as guided by your allergy specialist, and keep everything organised in one clear calendar.

  • Designed for growing families

    Create up to three child profiles with ease — each with its own allergies, history and plan, so siblings or twins never get mixed up.

  • All medical info in one go

    Capture specialist details, regular medications and care notes alongside every child's profile — ready to find whenever you need it.

Next on the roadmap

Beta families help us decide what we build first.

  • Exportable reports

    A history you can take out of the app and review with your specialist.

  • Care plan storage

    Keep your specialist's written action plan attached to your child's profile.

  • Recipes

    Ideas for meals that work around your child's confirmed allergens.

  • Community

    Allergy-friendly products, and other families further down the same road.

How it works

Three steps, then it’s just habit

  1. Set up your child's profile

    Add your child's allergens, relevant medical information, regular medication used and start planning your exposures.

  2. Log as you go

    Record what was offered, how much was eaten and what happened afterwards, and throughout the day.

  3. See the story over time

    Each entry builds a chronological history you can return to between appointments and discuss at your child's next review.

FAQ

Questions, gently answered

  • A note records what you typed. Tiny Tastes is built around the plan you're running: each allergen, the amounts, the schedule and the outcome of every exposure, in one structure you don't have to maintain yourself. When your specialist asks how the last six months went, you scroll — you don't reconstruct.

Currently in beta

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Tiny Tastes launches publicly on 31 January 2027. Join the waitlist and we’ll keep you posted as we build — no spam, unsubscribe anytime.

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Tiny Tastes

For families running a food allergy plan at home, between specialist appointments. Currently in beta.

Tiny Tastes is a record-keeping and organisational tool only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnose allergies, create or change plans, recommend doses, or replace guidance from your child's healthcare professional. If you are worried about a reaction, contact your healthcare professional or emergency services.

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