More about Ansyrs.

Find restaurant information, understand an item, customize a meal, and keep a private record. This guide covers the details behind the app preview.

Home, followed brands, and nearby restaurants

Your home screen brings followed brands, helpful insights, and nearby restaurants into one overview. Follow the places you eat, return to recently viewed items, and find nearby locations with menu context. At supported build-your-own restaurants, the Build Items filter helps you find customizable meals.

Nearby is optional. It uses Apple's MapKit to find places; a nearby location is not a guarantee that every item or preparation detail at that location is covered.

Allergen snapshots and nutrition

An item's snapshot keeps the restaurant's declared allergens separate from its may-contain notes, alongside nutrition and serving context. The brand's own allergen statement is available with the item. Missing information stays unfilled rather than being guessed.

An allergen that is not listed is not a guarantee of absence. Ingredients, regional suppliers, shared equipment, and preparation vary. Confirm with the restaurant before ordering, especially with allergies or celiac disease.

Build a meal, component by component

At supported restaurants such as Chipotle, CAVA, BIBIBOP, and Sweetgreen, choose a base, protein, toppings, and other available modifiers. Nutrition totals and declared allergens update as you change the selection. Finished builds save to Recent Builds in the app, where you can reopen them, filter by restaurant, and make changes.

The website builder is a small interactive example with sample values. It totals only the selected toppings, is not a live restaurant menu, and does not save selections.

Saved items and recent builds

The Library brings together recent builds, saved items, and restaurants you've viewed. Return to a favorite without starting a new search, or reopen a build to adjust it for your next order.

Search, coverage, and offline browsing

Search across brands, menu items, and nearby restaurants. Suggestions offer a starting point before you type; results keep dietary context alongside the item. Previously loaded menus remain browsable offline. New results and the latest menu information need an internet connection.

Supported brands include Chipotle, McDonald's, CAVA, BIBIBOP, Wendy's, Taco Bell, Sweetgreen, Chopt, Culver's, Church's Texas Chicken, Just Salad, Bolay, and more.

Coverage varies by brand and item. If a brand is missing, submit it from search for review. Nearby results can help you find another place to explore.

A private meal journal

Log meals and review daily calories and macro totals, including previous days. The journal provides a record of your meals without streaks, a social feed, or advertising. You choose what to record and which available sync options to enable.

You can use Ansyrs without an account. For details about local storage, optional sign-in, sync, personalization, and deletion, read the privacy policy.

Where the data comes from

Ansyrs uses each restaurant's published nutrition, ingredient, and allergen information. People model menus and modifiers, check them against those sources, and revisit brands on a rolling schedule. The app organizes what the restaurant reports; it cannot verify the kitchen where your meal is prepared.

• Declared allergens and may-contain notes stay separate.
• Unpublished ingredients and missing values are not filled with guesses.
• Menu changes and submitted corrections are reviewed before catalog updates.

Report an issue or request a brand

In the app, open an item, choose the More menu, then Report Item Info. Flag an incorrect allergen, missing may-contain note, dietary tag, or nutrition value. Include the current and suggested information so it can be checked against the restaurant's publications.

Reports enter a human review queue; they are not automatically published. Item reports and brand requests do not require an account. Avoid personal information in an optional note. You can also contact support about corrections, missing brands, or feature ideas.