Allergy Scanner: Food Checker

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Scan any ingredient list and see your allergy risk in seconds. Gluten free, shellfish, sesame, milk, nuts and more - checked against your personal allergy profile. Allergy Scanner helps you check food, cosmetics, skincare and household products for possible food and contact allergens - by product name, photo, or ingredient label. Made for people with food allergies, contact allergies, celiac disease or gluten intolerance, food sensitivities, and parents checking products for their kids. WHAT'S NEW • Your Allergy Tracker: every scan is saved in History for each profile, so you can find a product again in a second • Shellfish and Sesame added to the allergen list • Faster setup: skip what you don't need and start scanning right away HOW IT WORKS 1. Set your allergens once: gluten, milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, fish, shellfish, sesame and more 2. Scan a label, snap a photo, or type a product name 3. Get a clear risk level - High, Medium or Low - with the ingredients that triggered it INGREDIENT LABEL SCANNER Point your camera at an ingredient list. The app reads the label and highlights ingredients that may matter for your profile. FOOD PHOTO SCAN Take a photo of a meal or packaged food. AI identifies likely ingredients and flags possible allergens - useful when eating out. PRODUCT NAME CHECK Type the name of a food, cosmetic or skincare product and get an instant allergy risk report. GLUTEN FREE CHECKER Spot wheat, barley, rye and hidden gluten sources in long ingredient lists before you buy. COSMETICS & CONTACT ALLERGENS Check cosmetics, skincare, personal care and household products for potential contact allergens. PERSONAL ALLERGY PROFILES Results are tailored to your profile, so you see what matters to you, not a generic list. Use it for: • Groceries and packaged food • Restaurant meals • Cosmetics and skincare • Personal care and household products • Gluten-related ingredients • Food and contact allergens Scan. Check. Stay safe. Disclaimer: This app does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Results may not identify every possible allergen or ingredient and should not replace professional medical advice, allergy testing, product labeling, or guidance from a healthcare professional. Always review official product labels and consult your doctor or a qualified healthcare professional about allergies, symptoms, diagnosis, or treatment.