Point your camera at an ingredient list. IngrediLens reads it line by line and highlights what matches your allergies, diet and skin, including the “may contain” warnings that are easy to miss.
Set it up once for yourself or your child. After that, every label takes a glance.
Allergens like gluten, milk, egg, peanut or sesame; diets like vegan or halal; or skin sensitivities for cosmetics.
Use the camera, a photo, pasted text or a barcode. Your allergens light up live in the camera view.
See each match, why it matched and where it came from, plus “contains” and “may contain” statements kept apart.
At the supermarket, at a restaurant abroad, or checking a new moisturiser.
Reads English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French and Italian labels, and shows them in your language when you travel.
Precautionary warnings are shown separately, so a trace warning never hides inside the ingredient list.
A built-in database with cited sources from EU and US labelling rules, CosIng and the FDA. Works without a connection.
Photograph a restaurant menu to see dishes to ask about, and show staff a free allergy card in 15 languages.
Filters for skin type, skin concerns, fragrance, pregnancy and common cosmetic sensitivities.
Scans are processed on your phone. No sign-up, no ads, no tracking. Barcodes go to Open Food Facts only when you look one up.
Covers the 14 EU allergens and the 9 US major allergens, with the hidden names that go with them (casein, whey, semolina, albumin…).
No app needed. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Choose your allergens and print or save a card that tells restaurant staff, in their language, what you cannot eat. 15 languages.
Make my cardPaste an ingredient list and see your allergens and “may contain” warnings highlighted, including hidden names.
Check a labelLooking up a code like E322 or E471? Try the E-number additive guide.
Practical, sourced guides: hidden allergen names, what “may contain” really means, eating out with coeliac disease, travelling with allergies, and more.
No. It compares label text with the filters you chose. It cannot detect cross-contact and can miss things. Always read the physical label and talk to a qualified healthcare professional.
No. Your filters, history and label text stay on your device. IngrediLens has no account, no ads and no tracking. See the privacy policy.
Labels in English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French and Italian. The allergy card is available in 15 languages.
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More detail: IngrediLens at a glance, with key facts, how matching works, what the app does not do, and sources.
IngrediLens gives information only. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition.
