Typing every reading twice
Wheal sizes go on a paper sheet first, then get typed again into the EHR or a report template.
Record skin prick and patch test readings once. AllergyWorkflow keeps every reading together and drafts a clear PDF report for you to review — alongside your existing EHR.
Built on allergy clinic software already used in day-to-day clinical practice.
Every practice is different. If any of these sound like your clinic, we'd like to hear from you.
Wheal sizes go on a paper sheet first, then get typed again into the EHR or a report template.
Day 2 and Day 4 readings, photos, and notes end up in different places across separate visits.
Turning a page of measurements into a report referrers can read often waits until the end of a full clinic day.
One focused workspace for the details that matter.
Planned features · Product in development
Record wheal and flare by allergen group, with a per-patient reading timer and an automatic results summary.
Record each reading for every substance, organized by test series, across follow-up visits.
Consistent, structured results that are easy for your team to review and compare between visits.
Generate PDF reports from documented results, including where each relevant patch test substance is commonly found. Always for clinician review.
Take patch test photos in the browser, crop and align them, and compare images across readings.
The workflow we're building, with clinical judgment at its heart.
Record the test details and your observations in a structured workspace.
Bring each reading together, so the context stays with the result.
Turn documented results into a clear draft, ready for your clinical review.
For the professionals who make allergy testing part of everyday care.
Help shape what's nextWe're inviting allergy and dermatology professionals to share their experience and help guide what we build.
A few quick details. We'll be in touch about early access.
We're early in the journey.
Here's where things stand.
AllergyWorkflow is a documentation tool for allergy and dermatology clinics, built on software already in use at allergy clinics. We're preparing a new version for clinics in more countries to simplify skin prick and patch test documentation, organize readings, and prepare reports for clinician review.
Not yet. The new version is under development and is not available for clinical use. Local allergen panels, patch test series, and report formats need adapting first. The dashboard shown here uses fictional data.
No. The planned product is a focused documentation workspace intended to sit alongside your existing EHR. EHR integrations are not part of this early scope.
Skin prick and patch tests come first. We're also exploring immunotherapy tracking and spirometry, which the existing software already supports. Feedback will shape what comes next.
We plan to bring AllergyWorkflow to clinics around the world, in stages, starting where interest is strongest. Launch dates have not been set. Professionals in any country can register their interest.
Pricing has not been decided. We'd like to understand your clinic's needs and willingness to pay before setting plans. Joining the waitlist does not create a purchase commitment.
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