Vegigo is early. That is why the community matters.

Vegigo is a community-built app for vegetarian, vegan, Jain, halal vegetarian, Buddhist vegetarian, and gluten-free dining. It helps you find places you may be able to eat and contribute better dietary details for the next diner.

Yes. The app is free to download on iOS and Android.

No. Vegigo supports many dietary needs, including vegetarian, vegan, Jain, Buddhist vegetarian, halal vegetarian, no onion/no garlic, gluten-free, and more.

Vegigo is starting in Asia Pacific, with early community focus around Indonesia, Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia. Some cities are still early, so useful submissions and verifications matter.

That means your city is early. You can still use Vegigo to save places, submit missing restaurants, and help build a better map for people who eat like you.

Yes. Vegigo is designed for community contributions. Adding useful places is one of the fastest ways to make the map better.

Yes. You can help confirm dietary tags based on what you know from eating there or checking with the restaurant.

Ratings help summarize the dining experience. Verification signals help answer a different question: whether a place fits specific dietary needs. Vegigo needs both.

Vegigo supports 18 dietary filters, including vegan, pure vegetarian, Jain, halal, Buddhist vegetarian, no onion/no garlic, gluten-free, organic, and other common needs.

No app can guarantee dietary safety. Vegigo shows community signals to reduce guessing, but you should still confirm critical dietary needs directly with the restaurant.

Update or dispute it in the app when possible. The map improves when diners correct stale or unclear information.

Yes. Restaurants can claim their profile and help diners understand what they can safely order.

Yes. Vegigo accepts vegetarian markets, vegan pop-ups, cooking classes, festivals, and community meetups for review.

Yes. Event submissions can include food stalls and vendors so they can be discovered by diners before and after the event.