Ansyrs for iPhone
Know what's in it.
Before you order.
Restaurant allergens, ingredients, and real macros — pulled from each brand's own published data, modeled by hand, and read in a single glance.
No ads. No trackers. No account required.
Menus modeled for the places you actually eat
The snapshot
A 40-page allergen PDF,
read in one glance.
Every item in Ansyrs opens to the same card: what the brand declares, what it flags as may-contain, the full macro breakdown, and the brand's own statement — together, in plain language.
CAVA · example item
Harissa avocado bowl
Declared by brand
Brand flags may contain
Not listed for this item
From the brand's allergen statement: items are prepared in shared kitchens and cross-contact is possible for any allergen.
!Preparation varies by location. Confirm with the restaurant before you order.
- Declared and may-contain, kept apartThese are different claims with different risk. Ansyrs never merges them into one green checkmark.
- Nothing inferred, nothing inventedIf a brand hasn't published it, the field stays empty instead of getting filled by a guess.
- The brand's own words, in the appYou see the statement the restaurant actually publishes — not our paraphrase of it.
- Macros with % daily valueCalories, protein, carbs, and fat for every item and every modifier.
Build your own
Compose the bowl.
Watch the numbers move.
A guided builder for Chipotle, CAVA, BIBIBOP, Sweetgreen, and every other assemble-it-yourself chain. Tap an ingredient — totals and allergens update for the whole build. Try it.
Step 3 of 6 · Toppings
Build total
190cal
Allergens declared in this build
Finished builds save to Recent Builds automatically — filter by restaurant, reopen, and tweak.
Explore Ansyrs
Take a closer look.
Designed to put the most important details at the center of every order.
Your restaurants, in view
A home screen that starts with where you actually eat.
Followed brands, fresh data updates, and nearby restaurant context come together in a single private overview.
- Followed brands and updates
- Nearby menu context
Search
Find any brand, item, or restaurant — fast.
Search across brands, products, and nearby restaurants in one place. Menus you've already loaded stay browsable without a connection. Start with a suggestion, type to filter, or ask us to add a brand we don't cover yet.
Start typing
Suggestions and nearby, before you type a letter.
Popular brands and the restaurants closest to you surface first — so common searches take a single tap.
One query, everywhere
Brands and menu items in the same result set.
Type once and Ansyrs matches across brand names, restaurants, and individual products with allergen context inline.
Missing a brand?
Submit it for review.
If a brand isn't in our database yet, send it to our review queue in a tap. Nearby matches can still surface so you have another path.
Journal
A journal, not a tracker.
A ledger, not a diet.
Log meals in seconds and glance at daily totals. No streaks, no guilt loops, no algorithmic feed — just a private record you actually want to keep.
Privacy
Privacy isn't a feature here.
It's the business model.
There is no ad network to please and no data buyer to serve. Ansyrs is funded by the people using it, which means you are the customer — not the inventory.
Zero
Ad networks
No banners, no sponsored results, no paid placement in search or nearby.
Zero
Analytics SDKs
No fingerprinting, no cross-app behavior graph, no location history.
Zero
Data sales
Journal entries, builds, and searches are never sold or shared with brokers.
Zero
Required accounts
Open the app and use it. Sign in only where it's genuinely needed.
The details
Built to stay out of your way.
Private by design
Your journal and builds live on your device by default, not on our servers.
Minimal accounts
Use the app without a profile. Sign in only where it's truly needed.
Reports aren't linked to you
Flag a wrong macro or missing allergen without attaching it to an identity.
Built for iOS
A focused iPhone app, using the platform's own privacy primitives.
Where the data comes from
Built by hand, brand by brand.
Ansyrs isn't a scraper with a nice interface. Menus, modifiers, ingredients, and allergen matrices are modeled by people, checked against each restaurant's own published data, and revisited on a rolling schedule.
Sourced, not scraped
Every entry traces back to the brand's own nutrition and allergen publications.
Reviewed by people
User reports go into a review queue and get checked before anything ships — never auto-published.
No AI hallucinations
We don't fabricate ingredients. If we don't have it verified, we don't show it.
Revisited on schedule
Menus and allergen statements change. Brands get re-checked, and updated items surface first.
The catalog grows every day. Our team reviews submitted brands and menu items before adding them. If a brand isn't already in the database, you can submit it from search for review.
Community reporting
See something off? Tell us.
Ansyrs is a ground-up, human-curated database — and reports from people who actually eat the food are part of how it stays that way. Flag an allergen mismatch, a wrong macro, or a stale menu entry in a few taps.
Flag missing may-contain notes or wrong dietary tags per item.
Report inaccurate calories, protein, carbs, or fat with the current value shown.
Every report is checked against the restaurant's published data before we update.
Reports aren't linked to your Ansyrs account. No tracking, and no personal info needed.
Reports feed a curated review queue — not an auto-publish pipeline. Verified corrections roll out to everyone on the next update.
What Ansyrs can't do
Ansyrs organizes what restaurants report. It can't see inside the kitchen you're ordering from. Preparation, shared equipment, and regional suppliers vary by location, so cross-contact is always possible — and no app can rule it out. If you have a severe allergy or celiac disease, confirm with the restaurant every time. We'd rather say this plainly, up front, than bury it under a checkmark.
The difference
Not a nicer wrapper.
A different category.
| Capability | Ansyrs | Typical nutrition app |
|---|---|---|
| Hand-modeled restaurant menus | Yes | No |
| Declared vs. may-contain, shown separately | Yes | No |
| Build-your-own meal builders | Yes | Partial |
| Live macros and allergens as you build | Yes | No |
| Brand allergen statement in-app | Yes | No |
| No ads or sponsored rankings | Yes | No |
| No third-party tracking | Yes | No |
| Works without an account | Yes | No |
Order with clarity.
Ansyrs is in open beta on iPhone. Join through TestFlight — no account, no ads, no tracking.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does Ansyrs track me or show ads?
No. There are no third-party trackers, no ad networks, and no behavioral profiling. We don't collect location history or browsing habits, and we don't share data with advertisers.
Does Ansyrs sell or share my data?
No. Your data isn't sold, rented, or shared with data brokers. The app is designed to be useful without collecting more than it needs, and what it does collect stays with you.
How accurate are the allergen and nutrition details?
Ansyrs organizes information reported by restaurants, which can change over time. Ingredients, preparation methods, and cross-contact risks vary by location - always confirm directly with the restaurant, especially if you have severe allergies or celiac disease.
Can I use Ansyrs without an internet connection?
Basic browsing of previously loaded menus works offline. Scanning new items and fetching the latest menu data requires a connection. We don't overpromise full offline support, but the core experience degrades gracefully when connectivity is spotty.
What data does the app actually collect?
Only what's needed to function: your scan history and journal entries are stored locally or with minimal account data if you sign in. We don't collect device identifiers, location history, or usage patterns for analytics.
What restaurants are supported?
Popular fast food and build-your-own brands including Chipotle, McDonald's, CAVA, BIBIBOP, Wendy's, Taco Bell, Sweetgreen, Chopt, Culver's, Church's Texas Chicken, and more.