For schools, nurseries, clubs and the parents who trust them
Parents build a single accurate record of their child's allergies and medical needs, then share it with every setting that needs it — no more repeating the same form on a different colour of paper. Built to help schools meet Benedict's Law without adding to the pile.
Every September, the same information gets written out again. A spreadsheet for the school. A laminated card for the club. A form for the swimming lesson. Each copy drifts a little further from the truth the moment an EpiPen expires or a reaction changes.
When something goes wrong, the person holding the child isn't always the person who last updated the paperwork.
The parent updates it once. Every setting that's been given access sees the same record, live — allergen, severity, treatment, AAI expiry, emergency contacts. Revoke access in one tap if a club closes for the summer or a child moves school.
Settings see exactly what they need and nothing more. No login-sharing, no photocopies going home in a bag.
Statutory guidance for English schools
Benedict's Law sets out what a school must have in place to keep a child with allergies safe — a policy, trained staff, healthcare plans, spare adrenaline, and a record of what happens when things go wrong. AllergyHub is built to make each of those five things easy to keep on top of, not another spreadsheet to maintain alongside them.
Benedict's Law exists because a school didn't have the information, training and equipment in place when it mattered. AllergyHub's compliance dashboard exists for the same reason CPOMS and other safeguarding tools do: so a school can show, at a glance, that the basics are actually in place — not just written down once and forgotten.
Allergies, severity, treatment, AAI expiry dates, GP details, two emergency contacts, an action plan upload. Free, and takes a few minutes.
Via a link, a one-time code, or by searching for the setting by name or postcode. Every route ends at the same screen: the setting's name, address and contact — confirmed before anything shares.
Allergen and severity flagged at a glance, AAI status tracked automatically, emergency contacts behind a reveal click. Nothing to re-type, nothing to chase every September.
A compliance dashboard that answers the question an inspector, a governor, or a worried parent actually asks: is everything in place, right now?
AllergyHub started with one primary school's own allergy spreadsheet and a governor who builds software for a living. It's now used across schools, nurseries, clubs and multi-academy trusts who need the same thing: one accurate record, shared with the people who need it.