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Dating for people with allergies, and everyone happy to date them.
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Tonight, near Brooklyn
4 of 6 on your card
- Safe for you
Alex33
Sourdough nerd. Reads your labels.
- Safe for you
Jordan36
Climbing, bad puns, good coffee.
- Not on your card
Morgan35
Peanut butter is a food group.
- Safe for you
Riley30
Plants everywhere, cats nowhere.
- Not on your card
Casey31
No allergies. Two very loud cats.
- Safe for you
Sam29
I read every menu twice.
- Peanuts
- Tree nuts
- Dairy
- Gluten
- Eggs
- Soy
- Shellfish
- Sesame
- Mustard
- Cats
- Dogs
- Perfume
- Latex
- Cigarette smoke
- Fresh hay
How a night starts here
An example. Real profiles are self-reported.
Only people who fit
Swipe through people whose homes and habits already work with your allergies. Nobody else shows up.
Like each other, it's a match
A chat opens straight away. Their allergies and house rules are right there, so you can skip the awkward questions.
Write it down, then flirt
Either of you can sign a safety vow: your kitchen and kiss rules, on the record right in the chat.
A private timer, after the fact
Ate something your match avoids? Note it in the chat and a countdown shows when your kiss buffer is over. Only you see it.
Every profile says it up front.
What someone avoids, how hard it hits, what's in their kitchen and how they kiss, all before the first hello. No allergy? You still say what's at home, and that counts.
Riley30
Plants everywhere, cats nowhere.
Avoids
In their home
- Kitchen
- None of it in my home
- Kissing
- Sterile contact only
Jordan36
Climbing, bad puns, good coffee.
Avoids
In their home
- Kitchen
- My home is allergen-safe
- Kissing
- Wait 4 hours after you eat it
Casey31
No allergies. Two very loud cats.
Avoids
In their home
- Kitchen
- It's around
- Kissing
- 4 hour buffer
Made-up people. Real profiles are self-reported, and say so.
Fun on the surface. Careful underneath.
Everything on a profile is self-reported. We do the sorting, you do the flirting, and you still carry your meds.
How matching worksAsked before every first date.
All 12 questions- Who is LoveAllergy for?
- Single adults with food or environmental allergies, and anyone happy to date them. You don't need an allergy to join: tell us what's in your home and you'll only meet people it works for.
- How does matching decide who I see?
- You pick what you can't be near and how badly each one hits. If an allergy is severe or anaphylactic, you never see anyone whose home has it. Milder ones count toward how well you fit, and you only see people who fit well unless you choose otherwise.
- Is anything on a profile verified?
- Allergy details are self-reported, and profiles say so. We don't ask for medical records or ID. Every photo is checked before anyone else sees it.
- Who can see my exact location?
- Nobody, including us. We keep a rough area less than a mile across, and other people see only how many miles away you are.
Someone nearby already gets it.
Say what you can't be near, then meet people who fit.