All your dietary needs, in one app.
At the restaurant or the supermarket, choose by your profile.
5 free readings, then a subscription.
Every food is different. So is every profile.
Allergies, halal, vegetarian, vegan, pregnancy, spice, calories: set them once, and every menu and product is read for you.
- Allergies: 15 allergens, tick as many as you need.
- Halal: ingredients (pork, alcohol) and slaughter are read separately.
- Vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian: sauces and stocks count too.
- Pregnancy: the guidance of your phone’s country.
- Spice and calories: your level and your cap, if you want.
The right food choice starts with your profile.
5 free readings, then a subscription.
Need to confirm? Show your server card.
Lanatag reads the menu, not the kitchen. The server card states your needs in the local language, in 16 languages. Fixed phrases, never generated.
Scan your menus and your products. See what suits you.
When shopping, a barcode or a photo of the ingredient list: check a product against your profile before you buy it.
Every food, checked against your profile.
- One profile, all your needs. Allergens, diet, pregnancy, spice and calories stack up; every dish is read against all of them.
- Three answers, never two. For you, Caution, To avoid. A dish whose ingredients are not written stays in Caution: doubt is never filed as For you.
- The dish name counts. Lanatag also checks the name of the dish, not only the listed ingredients.
- The waiter card follows the country of the menu. It says, for example: “Halal: no pork, no alcohol. Allergy: peanut. Please avoid even traces.”
- No account. Your profile stays on your phone.
Have dietary needs? Scan before you choose.
5 free readings, then a subscription.
Your questions
Does the waiter card replace a translated allergy card?
It is the same idea: a sentence to show the staff, in their language. Lanatag’s sentences are fixed, written in advance, and have not been reviewed by native speakers. Allergy UK advises preparing translated cards before you travel (Allergy UK, travelling); keep your usual precautions.
Which languages?
Sixteen: French, English, Arabic, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, Malay, Turkish, Russian, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Japanese, Korean, Thai and Vietnamese. The card’s language follows the country of the menu.
Do I need a connection?
Yes, to read the menu: the photo is read online, then the answer stays on your phone.
Can Lanatag be wrong?
Yes. Lanatag reads what is written on the menu, not what happens in the kitchen. A dish in Caution, or an unwritten sauce, is a question for the waiter.
How much does it cost?
Five readings are free. After that, a subscription or a pack of readings, your choice.
Sources: Allergy UK, travelling with an allergy · FARE, peanut · EU Regulation 1169/2011, Annex II.