Daily lines, zero guesswork
Sandwiches and salads made fresh each morning are the textbook PPDS case, and the highest-stakes one, because the allergen exposure is daily and the customer often asks at the counter. A label typed from memory before the morning rush is a risk taken dozens of times a week.
Private beta until 30 September · Public free trial opens 1 October · From £9 a month Free 30 days, no card · Data held in the UK · From £9 a month
What matters most for delis, cafés & sandwich makers
Reprint from the record
Yesterday’s label prints again from its stored snapshot: exactly what was printed before, not a fresh guess.
Uncertain batches are blocked
If an ingredient in today’s batch has no declaration, the batch stops rather than print an incomplete label. The app would rather stop you than let you guess.
The matrix on the wall
Every product × 14 allergens, printable for the kitchen and the counter, with unverified entries visibly outlined.
Delis and cafés fit Standard (£19); receipt scanning earns its keep on daily supplier deliveries. Full pricing →
The regulator's own guidance: FSA: PPDS allergen labelling guidance.
Print a label you can stand behind
Private beta until 30 September · Public free trial opens 1 October · From £9 a month Free 30 days, no card · Data held in the UK · From £9 a month