The Recall File is a global search engine for official product recalls. We aggregate safety alerts from 15 government agencies across 7 countries into one searchable database. Search food, vehicles, medicines, medical devices, and consumer products, create personal watchlists, receive email alerts, and always verify information through the original government source.
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Hi everyone! 👋
Thanks for checking out The Recall File.
The idea came from a simple problem. Whenever I wanted to check if a product had been recalled, I ended up jumping between different government websites. Every country has its own system, every agency has its own database, and finding reliable information wasn’t as easy as it should be.
So I built The Recall File.
It brings together official recalls from 13 government agencies across 7 countries into one searchable place. Every recall links back to the original government source, so you can always verify the information yourself.
Today you can:
• Search over 72,000 official recalls
• Track brands, vehicles, medicines, or products you care about
• Get email alerts when new matching recalls are published
• Browse recalls by country and category
• Use tools like the VIN Recall Checker and Pantry Scanner
• Access everything for free
This is only the first version. I’m already working on adding more countries, more safety tools, and making search even better.
I’d love to hear what you think.
• Was anything confusing?
• What feature would you like to see next?
• Are there any countries or agencies I should add?
Thanks again for taking the time to check it out. I really appreciate any feedback or suggestions.
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Finally a clean way to check recalls across countries without digging through a dozen government sites. Searched for a medication and it pulled up alerts from three agencies at once, which genuinely surprised me.
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Maker
@sudenur68qt Thank you! That was one of the main goals from day one. I didn’t want people to have to search every government website separately, so bringing everything together in one search felt like the best solution. Glad it worked well for you.
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Love that the results always link back to the original government source, that detail shows real respect for the user and for proper verification.
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@nebahatkormazer Thanks a lot! Keeping the original government source attached to every recall was really important to me. I wanted people to be able to verify the information themselves instead of just trusting a third party. Glad you noticed that detail.
Finally a clean way to check recalls across countries without digging through a dozen government sites. Searched for a medication and it pulled up alerts from three agencies at once, which genuinely surprised me.
@sudenur68qt Thank you! That was one of the main goals from day one. I didn’t want people to have to search every government website separately, so bringing everything together in one search felt like the best solution. Glad it worked well for you.
Love that the results always link back to the original government source, that detail shows real respect for the user and for proper verification.
@nebahatkormazer Thanks a lot! Keeping the original government source attached to every recall was really important to me. I wanted people to be able to verify the information themselves instead of just trusting a third party. Glad you noticed that detail.