Barcode scan
Scan a UPC on packaged food sold in the United States to see available ingredients, Nutrition Facts-style details, and possible allergens when the item is in the catalog. Coverage varies — always check the current package.

Features
Built for US grocery and meal moments: scan a barcode, read a dense ingredient list, estimate a plated meal, then look back in a simple journal with charts. Coming soon as a mobile app for iPhone and Android.
Scan a UPC on packaged food sold in the United States to see available ingredients, Nutrition Facts-style details, and possible allergens when the item is in the catalog. Coverage varies — always check the current package.

Photograph a dense ingredient list when the barcode is missing or the catalog is incomplete. Good light and a straight-on shot work best. Blurry, angled, or cut-off print can still be missed.

Photograph a plated meal for an estimated view of foods, portions, calories, and nutrients. Oils, sauces, recipes, and exact servings are often invisible — treat the result as a starting point, not a lab measurement.

Save the barcode scans and meal estimates you care about, then look back later. History stays in date order so you can find what you checked at the store or at the table.
Simple charts built from meals and items you logged — so you can see patterns over days and weeks. Trends reflect what you saved. They are not a medical assessment of your health.
NutriLens is informational. It does not diagnose, treat, or declare that a product is safe for an allergy. Multi-pass AI review improves clarity; it does not replace the current physical label — including Contains and precautionary allergen statements.
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