The meal planner that checks every child's allergies for you

Set each child's allergen profile once. Kiamiko filters every recipe, meal plan, and shopping list through all of them automatically.

Free on iOS and Android. No credit card.

The profiles you set once

Enter each child's allergens one time. Every recipe, meal, and list respects them automatically. Recipe search shows only results safe for your exact combination. No more opening 'allergy-friendly' recipes that work for one child but not the others.

"I got my Sunday night back. Planning the week used to take an hour of spreadsheet cross-checking. Now it's ten minutes."

Rachel three kids with dairy, gluten, and tree nut allergies

Everything your week needs

Shopping list writes itself

Every safe-brand substitute included. No forgotten staples, no second trip.

Lunches and dinners, planned together

The whole week mapped out safe. Every meal, not just tonight's scramble.

Pantry check without the labels

See what's safe for each child at a glance. No cabinet hunting.

"Three kids to the store mid-week because I forgot the oat milk? Done with that. One trip now covers the week."

Marcus single dad managing egg and soy allergies across two children

Break the rotation

Discover recipes that work for your exact allergy combination. No more making the same five dinners because they're safe and you're too tired to research new ones. Food waste drops too — you buy exactly what the plan requires instead of ingredients unusable for half the family.

One app, not four

Kiamiko replaces your notes-app shopping list, recipe bookmarks, paper fridge list, and mental tracking. Net apps go down. Setup is entering names and allergens — minutes, not an hour of data entry.

Free forever. Tonight's dinner solved in minutes. Works alongside your current system until you trust it.

Stop being the human database

Five minutes to start.

Managing Multiple Food Allergies in Family Meal Planning

When different children in a household have distinct allergen profiles, traditional meal planning becomes exponentially complex. Each recipe requires cross-referencing against multiple restriction lists, and a dish safe for one child may contain hidden triggers for another. This cognitive load turns routine dinner decisions into high-stakes calculations.

Effective allergen management relies on systematic filtering rather than memory. The most reliable approaches maintain individual allergen profiles for each family member and automatically screen recipes, ingredients, and shopping items through all profiles simultaneously. This eliminates manual cross-checking and reduces the risk of overlooking incompatible ingredients.

The best systems integrate meal planning with inventory tracking, preventing the common scenario where safe staples run out mid-week. When allergen filtering, recipe discovery, and shopping list generation work as a unified workflow, families move from reactive scrambling to confident planning.