Histamine Intolerance Scanner vs Softly Speech

Is this food right for you? Scan a product's ingredient list or barcode and see at a glance what is well or poorly tolerated with histamine intolerance. SCAN PRODUCTS • Take a photo of the ingredient list: the text is read right on your phone, in English or French • Or scan the barcode: the ingredients come from the Open Food Facts database • Every recognized ingredient gets a rating from 0 (well tolerated) to 3 (very poorly tolerated), additives and E numbers included (E330, E621…) • Words like "smoked", "aged", "cured", "fermented" or "canned" on the label are taken into account FRESHNESS CHANGES EVERYTHING • Histamine builds up over time: fresh minced meat is well tolerated, the same meat kept a few days in the fridge much less so • The app warns you whenever a food can get riskier: pre-packed, leftovers, fish that isn't very fresh, aged cheese… • "Cautious scan" option: when the label says nothing, the scan uses the worst case 675 RESEARCHED FOODS • Meat, fish, dairy, fruit, vegetables, grains, drinks, spices and additives • Ratings aligned with the SIGHI food compatibility list and backed by published content measurements • For each food: why it can be a problem (high in histamine, other amines, liberator, DAO blocker), variants by preparation, and sources you can open • When data is thin, the app says so YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE • Rate how you tolerate each food: your rating shows next to the reference rating, in lists and scan results • Find all your ratings in a dedicated tab SIMPLE AND PRIVATE • Free, no ads, no account needed • Your ratings stay on your phone • In English and French This information is a guide only and does not replace advice from a doctor or dietitian.

Softly Speech (softly) is a private daily journal for parents tracking a child's stuttering severity, intended to be used alongside a qualified speech-language pathologist. Each evening, log a single severity score from 0 to 10 for the day. Over time, softly turns those scores into a weekly report and a long-term progress chart you can bring to your therapy sessions. What you can do: • Tap a day on the weekly grid to log a 0 to 10 severity score • Add free-text notes per week for context, observations, or things to ask your therapist • See a weekly report with averages, highs, lows, and a per-day breakdown • Track progress over weeks and months on a severity chart • Spot patterns: weekday vs. weekend, best and worst days, recent trend • Set a daily reminder at the time that fits your routine • Use the app in English or Svenska Important: softly is a personal journal, not a medical device. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or clinical guidance. Use it only under the supervision of a qualified speech-language pathologist. Decisions about your child's care belong with your therapist.