Can't decide what to eat, or what to try next? Dread eating out because nothing ever feels safe? Struggle to explain your ARFID to the people around you?
FindMyFork was built for exactly that.
A support tool designed around the specific, personal, and often exhausting nuances of living with ARFID — for the people who have it, and the people who show up for them.
Who It's For
If you have ARFID
Your experience of food is specific — down to the brand, the texture, how it's prepared. FindMyFork is built around that level of detail. Build a personal library organized by how safe and familiar each food feels, add notes on what makes something work or not, and let every feature start from what's already yours. No formal diagnosis needed — if food has always felt complicated, this is for you too.
If you're a caregiver
When your child has ARFID, you carry their food world in your head — what's safe this week, what brand they'll actually eat, what happened last time they tried something new. Create and manage individual profiles for each of your children under one account, track what's working, and stay connected to their progress in a way that's built for how complicated feeding a child with ARFID really is.
If you're a clinician
Your patients each have their own food profiles, their own safe lists, their own progress. FindMyFork is designed to give clinicians visibility into that journey between sessions — so your time together can focus on real progress, not catch-up. A dedicated multi-patient dashboard with HIPAA-compliant data sharing is coming post-launch, built the right way from the start.
FindMyFork is being built in stages — because an app for a community this underserved deserves to be done right. Some features shown are part of the roadmap. The foundation is being laid now, shaped by over 750+ people with ARFID who told me exactly what they needed. Every signup helps make the more complex features possible, faster.
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