Kosher, allergies, and diets: only food that fits you

Most grocery apps show you everything and leave the label-reading to you. HiveMarket works the other way around: you only ever see food that fits you.

Set up once, by a person who knows you

When your agency sets up your account, they sit with you (or your family) and record what matters:

• Kosher — at your standard. Not just "kosher yes/no," but which hechsher your home holds by: KJ, Satmar, Nirbater, Volover, Weissmandl (Nitra), CRC/Hisachdus Harabonim, OU, or any reliable certification.
• Allergies. Nuts, dairy, gluten — whatever needs to stay out of your kitchen.
• Diet plans. Diabetic-friendly, low sodium, and other plans your care team recommends.

Then the shelf shapes itself

From that moment, the app's shelf is *your* shelf. Food that doesn't meet your standard or is wrong for your allergy simply doesn't appear. There are no red warning labels to interpret, no fine print to squint at, and no way to add something by mistake that shouldn't come into your house.

It works the same for everyone who might order for you — if someone at your agency places an order on your behalf, they see the same filtered shelf. The rules travel with you, not with whoever is tapping the buttons.

The store knows what to bring — and nothing more

When your order goes out, the store gets your delivery details and any notes it needs to prepare your food correctly. It never sees your records or your benefit details — just what to bring and where.

If something changed

Needs change — a new allergy in the family, a doctor's new advice, a different standard. Just tell your agency. They update your profile once, and your shelf updates everywhere, immediately.

The goal is simple: shopping should feel free, not careful. You choose anything you see, because everything you see is already right for you.