A tour of the whole product

Everything AllergyHub does

For parents, for the settings they share with, and for the trusts overseeing several of those settings at once.

For parents

One profile, built once

Every allergy, its severity, treatment, and two AAI expiry dates. GP details. Two emergency contacts. An action plan photo or PDF. Free-text medical notes, encrypted at rest.

Three ways to share it with a setting: their permanent sign-up link, a one-time code either side generates, or by searching for the setting by name, address or postcode. If a setting isn't on AllergyHub yet, invite them by email directly from your child's profile.

Every route ends at the same screen: the setting's name, full address and contact name, and a required tick to confirm you recognise them — before anything shares.

app.allergyhub.co.uk/parent/children/1/find-school
Find a setting

Searching "Oakfield" · Any type

Oakfield Primary
1 Oak Lane, Batley, WF17 1AA
Share

Can't find them? Invite them by email — a pre-written message explains what AllergyHub is and how to sign up.

For schools and clubs

app.allergyhub.co.uk/org/children/1
Jamie Holt

DOB: 4 Mar 2018

Life-threatening Peanuts
AAI required — 2/2 in date (expiry 04/2027, 09/2027)

Individual Healthcare Plan: reviewed 12 Sep 2026

Emergency contacts

Sarah Holt (Mother) — 07000 000000

A read-only roster, exactly as current as the parent's own record

Allergen and severity flagged at a glance. AAI status tracked automatically against two expiry dates, not one. Emergency contacts sit behind a reveal click, so they're never shown by default on a shared screen.

Add a child with a one-time authorisation code, or share your own permanent sign-up link. Log incidents — near miss, minor, or serious — with a lessons-learnt review. Parents see everything logged about their own child.

Multiple staff logins, secured properly

Add a headteacher, deputy, or catering team member from the Team page. Everyone sets their own password — it's never emailed to anyone — and every org login requires an emailed 6-digit code, not just a password. Parents stay password-only, deliberately, so signing up stays quick.

Remove someone's access and it takes effect immediately, even on a session they're already logged into.

app.allergyhub.co.uk/org/team
Team
NameRole
Jane Smith YouHeadteacher
Priya ShahDeputy HeadRemove
Mark WebbCatering TeamRemove

Staff training, tracked properly

Trainer, certificate, an explicit expiry date — not an assumed one-year renewal. Two independently configurable reminder thresholds email every admin the moment a certificate falls inside each window.

app.allergyhub.co.uk/org/staff-training
NameTrainerExpiresStatus
Sarah JonesAllergy UK23 Oct 2026Renew soon
Mark WebbSt John Ambulance4 Oct 2026Renew soon
Priya ShahAllergy UK18 Mar 2027Up to date

Built for multi-academy trusts

Self-service joining

A trust generates one reusable code; each school enters it from their own Settings page. No waiting on a platform admin to assign schools manually.

Aggregate oversight

Compliance status and serious incidents across every school in the trust — never individual pupil records. Exactly the level of assurance a governor or trustee actually needs.

Either side can pay

A school can pay for itself, or the trust can pay once for every school currently in it. Whichever's in good standing keeps that school working.

Works with no signal, on a school trip

Staff sync a trip's essential data — allergen, severity, treatment, AAI expiry, emergency contacts, nothing else — onto their phone while still online, protected by a PIN that's never transmitted. It keeps working with no signal, and purges itself automatically the day after the trip ends.

Revoke a device or an entire trip from the school's own dashboard, and it takes effect the next time that phone's back online.

Robinwood Trip
Jamie Holt
Peanuts — Life-threatening
AAI required, EpiPen in front pocket
Freddie Parker
Dairy — Moderate

See it against your own setting