Titano: Food Label Scanner

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Is there milk in this? Gluten? Peanut? Point your camera at the ingredients — or pick a screenshot from your grocery app — and Titano checks them against your list, right on your phone. NO BARCODE, NO DATABASE Most food scanners look a barcode up in a database — and come up empty on the bakery loaf, the imported jar, or last month's new recipe. Titano reads the printed ingredient list itself, so it works on anything that has one — even offline in the aisle. It knows the hidden names careful people still miss: casein means milk, semolina means gluten, E621 means MSG. SHOPPING ONLINE? USE A SCREENSHOT Grocery apps and websites show the ingredient list too. Screenshot it, tap "From photo", and Titano checks it exactly the way it checks a pack in your hand. BUILT FOR YOUR LIST Set your profile once — allergens, intolerances, diets (gluten-free, vegan, kosher, halal), additives you avoid — and every label is checked against it: • "Not safe for you", "Check carefully" or "Nothing flagged" — always with the exact words that matched • "May contain" trace warnings flagged amber, never ignored • "Gluten-free" and "non-alcoholic" claims understood — no false alarms • Reads English, French and Spanish labels (bilingual Canadian packaging works natively) • Save the products you buy again, by name, and find them at the top of History THE WHOLE FAMILY IN ONE SCAN Add a profile for each person and scan once: see at a glance who it's flagged for and who it isn't. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens on your device. No account, no cloud, no tracking, no ads. The App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected" — because that's true. FREE TO SCAN, PAY ONCE IF YOU LOVE IT Scanning is free and unlimited, forever. Titano Pro — a single one-time purchase — adds family profiles and unlimited history. No subscription, ever. HONEST ABOUT ITS LIMITS Titano is a reading aid, not a medical device. It can misread labels and can't see cross-contamination risks. Always read the packaging yourself — you make the final call. Not for medical or allergy-safety decisions.