I built Safe Eats after watching my partner spend much of her pregnancy Googling every food she ate. Each site gave different answers, and it was surprisingly hard to find clear, trustworthy guidance. Safe Eats makes that simple: scan a product or label and instantly see if it’s safe for pregnancy. The app gives a 1–10 safety score with short explanations based on medical sources such as Mayo Clinic, ACOG, and the NHS. What’s different: Instant answers without scrolling through conflicting articles Scores grounded in verified health data, not opinions Works for both packaged foods and ingredients lists Suggests safer alternatives and saves your history Designed to stay useful through pregnancy, postpartum, and baby stages I’m looking for honest feedback on what feels clear, what doesn’t, and what features would make this genuinely useful. Thanks for taking the time to check it out.

Safe Eats

A simple scanner that helps expecting parents eat safely.

A simple scanner that helps expecting parents eat safely.