🇬🇧 Free tool · Natasha's Law

Check your menu against Natasha's Law in 30 seconds.

Paste your menu, upload a CSV, snap a photo or share a URL. We return the 14-allergen matrix every UK PPDS item must show — in a format your EHO will recognise.

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Allergen auditor

Drop your menu in — we'll cross-reference each item against the 14 UK regulated allergens (FIR 2014 + Natasha's Law amendment 2019).
Most Square / Toast / Clover menu exports work directly — we look at name + description + category columns.
Phone photo of a printed menu is fine. Max ~5MB.
We'll fetch the page and parse menu items from the visible text.
By submitting you agree to ZayPOS storing your email + audit summary. Opt out anytime. Privacy.
This is an informational tool, not a legal compliance audit. Final responsibility for allergen accuracy rests with the food business and is enforced by your local EHO. Always cross-check with your supplier specifications and printed PPDS labels.

Allergen matrix

This auditor ships inside ZayPOS Complete.

One-off audits are great. But every menu change re-creates the work. ZayPOS Complete keeps your allergen matrix in sync with your menu automatically, prints PPDS labels on demand, and adds a one-click EHO/SFBB compliance report.

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How it works

Three steps. Roughly 30 seconds.

1

Drop your menu in

Paste text, upload a CSV from Square / Toast / Clover, snap a phone photo of a printed menu, or just paste your website's menu page URL.

2

Claude reads it

The AI extracts every item and cross-references against typical UK recipes — flagging which of the 14 allergens each item likely contains, with a confidence rating.

3

Print the matrix

The result is an EHO-style allergen matrix. Hit print, save as PDF, file it with your SFBB documents, ready for inspection.

The 14 UK regulated allergens

Per Food Information Regulations 2014, schedule 2 — emphasised on PPDS items since Natasha's Law (Oct 2021).

Celeryincl. celeriac
Cereals containing glutenwheat, rye, barley, oats, spelt, kamut
Crustaceanscrab, lobster, prawns
Eggsall eggs
Fishall fish species
Lupinseeds + flour
Milkincl. lactose
Molluscsmussels, oysters, squid, snails
Mustardseeds + flour + paste
Tree nutsalmond, hazelnut, walnut, cashew, pecan, brazil, pistachio, macadamia
Peanutsincl. groundnut oil
Sesameseeds + oil + tahini
Soyaincl. tofu, soy sauce
Sulphites (SO₂)if > 10mg/kg or 10mg/L

Common questions

What is Natasha's Law?

The UK Food Information (Amendment) Regulations 2019 — in force since October 2021. Any food prepacked for direct sale (PPDS) on the same site it is made must carry a full ingredients list with the 14 regulated allergens clearly emphasised. Failure to comply can carry unlimited fines under the Food Information Regulations 2014.

Is the auditor really free?

Yes — fully free, no card required. We log the email so we can email you the matrix and follow up with a Natasha's Law guidance email, but you can opt out at any time. The full auditor logic ships inside ZayPOS Complete for ongoing menu changes.

Is this a legal compliance audit?

No. It is an informational tool that helps you identify likely allergens in each menu item using AI. Final responsibility for allergen accuracy rests with the food business and is enforced by your local Environmental Health Officer. Always cross-check with your supplier specifications and printed PPDS labels.

What if my menu has "low confidence" items?

Items flagged "low" or "unknown" confidence usually have generic names (e.g. "House salad", "Chef's special") where ingredients can vary widely. For those, you'll want to fill in the allergen row manually based on your actual recipe — the printed matrix leaves the row editable.

Where does my data go?

Your email + a summary of the audit (item count + allergen count) is stored on UK-residency Upstash Redis. The full menu text and AI response are NOT stored. We may use the email for a Natasha's Law guidance follow-up (you can opt out at any time, one-click in any of our emails).