The Gluten Project — 35k certified products

You probably know someone who has Celiac disease because it afflicts 1 in 100 people. My wife is one of those. Celiac forces you to only buy certified gluten free products because it guarantees the product has been independently verified to contain less than 10ppm gluten. The FDA requirement for a generic "gluten free" label is less stringent, not verified, and often inaccurate. We became fed up with the challenge of finding certified gluten free products and decided to fix it once and for all! Over the next few months, we'll be adding affiliate links to all products for purchasing from Amazon, Walmart, and other online merchants. Additionally, we'll add filtering and sorting options for other food allergies since many people with gluten disorders are allergic to other ingredients. Back in October we set up a simple landing page using https://Carrd.co to collect email addresses. The response in gluten free Facebook groups was incredible. Clearly this would be a success if we can execute. Last month I used my break in consulting gigs to work full time on the MVP. We launched after only 2.5 weeks, one of which was spent on design. We're super enthused about the future of The Gluten Project and would love to (1) hear your feedback and (2) have your help in spreading the word! FOR THE TECHIES: ✔ 😱 All code is open source: https://github.com/BeeDesignLLC/... ✔ Next.js ✔ Styled-components ✔ CSS grid layout ✔ Graph.cool backend ✔ Algolia search ✔ Hosted with ZEIT

I love this - it's just like google but for gluten free items.

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Easily search for any product and get simple results

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Might be good adding contributor and reviewer option.

That will increase the community fow whole.other countries.

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Easy to use, adorable...

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