Restaurant management
Create, review and publish structured menu, allergen and cross-contact information.
Epipendly is exploring a clearer way for restaurants to manage and communicate allergen and cross-contact information - to both their staff and their guests.
A guest asks a server. The server asks a manager. The manager checks with the kitchen. During a busy service, every handoff can add delay, inconsistency, or uncertainty.
The direction we are testing is a structured source of restaurant-provided information that supports the people managing it and the people relying on it.
The restaurant remains the source. Epipendly helps structure, maintain and communicate the information consistently.
Organize ingredients, allergens and sources around the way the menu actually works.
Record observable operational facts, including honest unknowns and dish-specific differences.
Show where information came from and when it was last reviewed.
The product is being designed around three connected contexts - not three disconnected answers.
Create, review and publish structured menu, allergen and cross-contact information.
Look up a dish and communicate what is reported, uncertain or still needs confirmation.
Scan a QR code and see restaurant-provided context without installing an application.
I’m Yossi Povalaev, founder and product builder of Epipendly. I have a life-threatening mustard allergy. The project began from personal experience, but research made something else clear: restaurants also need a practical way to create, maintain and communicate reliable information.
Epipendly is my attempt to build that connection - with restaurants, staff and allergic diners involved in shaping it.
The most useful input comes from people who experience the problem, manage it, or can help turn the concept into a tested product.
Share how allergy questions work during real service, test the prototype, or explore becoming a design partner.
Tell us what information you need, what creates uncertainty, and how you make dining decisions.
Bring experience in hospitality, food safety, restaurant technology, accessibility or product.
Follow the validation journey and help us think clearly about the market and responsible growth.
Tell Yossi which perspective you bring and why this problem matters to you.