Good questions, straight answers.

No. Many members just keep a home that's kind to someone else's allergies. Your profile shows what's in your kitchen, and matching does the rest.

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.

Yes, if you want to. Turn off 'Only people who fit my safety rules' in your search settings. You'll see people who fit less well too, clearly marked. People whose homes have a severe allergen of yours stay hidden either way.

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.

Once you match, either of you can sign your kitchen and kiss rules. We save the signed version so it can't quietly change. Nobody has to sign, and it's a promise between the two of you, not a guarantee from us.

Nobody, including us. We keep a rough area less than a mile across, and other people see only how many miles away you are.

We use them only to find who fits you. We never sell them or share them with advertisers. Delete your account at any time and they go with it.

If you've eaten or touched something a match avoids, note it in your chat. A countdown shows when your kiss buffer is over. Only you can see it.

From their profile or your chat. A real person reads every report. Blocking hides you from each other straight away, profiles and chat alike.

Yes. Open loveallergy.com in your phone's browser and add it to your home screen, and it opens like any other app. It works on a laptop too. LoveAllergy is for adults across the US.

Under Me, tap Delete my account. Your profile, photos, matches, messages and exposure notes go with it, straight away.