The internet knew first.

Uh Oh! turns scattered reviews, forums, product pages, and FDA records into a cited incident packet before a weak signal becomes a recall surprise.

Uh Oh mascot beside public-web complaint cards and a potential-recall risk score
1

Collect

Reviews, forums, social posts, support pages, product pages, and official records.

2

Detect

Cluster symptoms, severity, product identity, source diversity, and credibility.

3

Escalate

Generate a confidence-scored packet for Quality, Legal, or Marketplace Trust.

Recalls are written in the past tense.

By the time a recall becomes official, the harm may already have happened.

Timeline from first complaint to online chatter, more symptoms, investigation, and official recall

Every recall begins as a whisper.

The first warning rarely looks like a database entry. It looks like a review, a forum post, a support ticket, or a parent asking if anyone else got sick.

@hungry_jen2h ago

This protein powder wrecks my stomach every single morning 🤢

23 11 49
r/ProteinPowder4h ago

Anyone else get a weird itchy throat after taking these gummies?

15 7 32
Support #84216h ago

Customer reported rash and hives after consuming the bar. Tastes like almond.

9 4 18

Why now, why us.

Recall databases Social listening Customer support tools
Early detection Reactive — posted recalls Lagging & noisy Needs customer reports Detects signals early
Product-specific risk Generic categories No product context Ticket-limited Understands your ingredients
Severity scoring None Inconsistent at best Manual triage AI-powered severity score
Incident packet Not available Manual assembly Fragmented threads One-click packet for action
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