Verfed verifies a restaurant's allergen and cross-contact details with the kitchen — then puts them in front of guests through a QR menu filtered to their exact allergies. Not auto-guessed. Verified.
For the 33 million Americans with food allergies, dining out means relying on a server's best guess — and hoping it's right. It's a safety problem, and for restaurants, it's the lost table.
Three steps from your kitchen to your guest — and back to your restaurant as a documented safety record.
We document every dish with your team — ingredients, the nine major allergens, and real cross-contact risks like shared fryers. Confirmed, not scraped.
Guests scan a code and see your menu filtered to their allergies: clear, ask-first, or avoid. No app, no account, works on any phone.
Your verified allergen data becomes documented, dated records — the kind of paper trail that demonstrates diligence and protects your restaurant.
Other tools auto-guess allergens from your menu text — fast, but shallow and unverified. Verfed verifies with your kitchen, including the cross-contact risks a text scan can never catch. Real data your guests can trust.
I'm anaphylactic to all nuts and shellfish, and allergic to dairy and sesame. I've spent my whole life on the wrong end of "let me check with the kitchen," living with the quiet uncertainty of betting my safety on a verbal answer.
I built Verfed to fix exactly that. Every part of it reflects what I've learned as someone who lives this: verified data confirmed with the kitchen, cross-contact risks flagged honestly, and language that never falsely promises "safe." Because I know firsthand what happens when allergen information is wrong.
I'm the customer and the builder. I know exactly what "verified" has to mean, because my life depends on getting it right.
Verfed is bringing on a small group of founding restaurants at a locked-in founding rate. If that's you, let's talk.