Labelyze scans the barcodes and ingredient labels on food, cosmetics, and baby products to give you a clear health score and plain-English breakdown of every ingredient inside. Point your camera at any barcode or ingredient list. Labelyze cross-checks it against FSSAI, EU, FDA, and WHO standards, then tells you exactly what to watch out for and why. TAP ANY INGREDIENT TO LEARN MORE Tap the info button next to any ingredient to see what it is, what products it is commonly found in, its full regulatory status, and who should be cautious. Suitability flags include Not Vegan, Children Risk, Avoid if Pregnant, Sensitive Skin Risk, Not Reef Safe, and more. HEALTH SCORE FROM 0 TO 100 Every scan gives you a score with a full breakdown of what raised or lowered it. See which specific ingredients caused deductions and why. KNOW YOUR REGULATORS An ingredient allowed in India may be banned in the EU or restricted by the FDA. Labelyze shows you the full regulatory picture across four agencies so you can decide for yourself. SCAN ANYTHING • Barcode scan: instant offline product lookup • OCR scan: photograph an ingredient list directly from the pack • Manual entry: type or paste any ingredient list from an online listing or imported product. PERSONALISE TO YOUR NEEDS Set your health conditions (diabetes, hypertension, pregnancy, PCOS, kidney disease, and 9 more), dietary preferences (vegan, gluten-free, Jain, keto, and more), and allergens. Every result is filtered through your profile. WHAT IS INSIDE • 435+ flagged ingredients from FSSAI, EU, FDA and WHO databases • 590+ Indian products in the offline barcode catalog • Covers food, cosmetics, and baby products • Nutrition panel with per-serving calculator • NOVA processing level and NutriScore badges • Scan history with trend analysis • Completely offline, no account needed, nothing leaves your phone PRIVACY FIRST Labelyze works entirely on your device. No account is required. No scan data is collected or sent anywhere. Built for Indian consumers. Designed around Indian brands, Indian shelves, and Indian buying habits.