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Version 1.2.4 · 2026-10-28
Performance improvements and bug fixes to keep MyPlateGuard fast and reliable when you're eating out.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.4, updated 2026-10-28.






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Eating out with food allergies should not feel like a gamble.
Every meal becomes a research project. Calling ahead. Googling menus. Scrolling Facebook groups asking strangers if a chain is safe. Reading 47-page allergen PDFs at the table while your kid melts down because they're hungry.
I built MyPlateGuard because the people I love deal with this every time we go out, and there had to be a better way.
WHAT MYPLATEGUARD DOES
Every menu item from 50+ major restaurant chains, verified against the chain's official allergen guide. Not crowdsourced. Not guessed. Personalized to your specific allergies and severity, with safety scores that account for cross-contact risk in the kitchen.
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Performance improvements and bug fixes to keep MyPlateGuard fast and reliable when you're eating out.
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