Make gluten-free shopping easier to understand. Glutti is a gluten free scanner that helps you look up food barcodes, read gluten information and learn about celiac disease.
SCAN, READ, KEEP SHOPPING
Open the scanner, point at a barcode and see the available product record. Enter a barcode manually when scanning is difficult. No sign-up is needed.
KNOW WHY A RESULT APPEARS
See the difference between a recorded gluten-free label, gluten-containing ingredients, possible traces and missing information. Where a complete, recognised ingredient list supports it, Glutti identifies naturally gluten-free ingredients separately from a gluten-free label. The result shows the evidence behind it.
KEEP YOUR PRODUCT RECORDS
Save products and revisit recent checks. Saved records can be opened without internet; new lookups and refreshes need a connection. Recheck the current pack because ingredients and records can change.
LEARN IN SMALL STEPS
Try short lessons and quizzes on celiac disease, food labels and gluten cross-contact in the kitchen. Read an explanation after each answer and continue at your own pace.
PRODUCT DATA FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Glutti uses the international, community-edited Open Food Facts database. Coverage and accuracy vary by product and country. The app interface is available in English and Croatian; ingredient text stays in its source language.
UNDERSTAND THE LIMITS
Glutti reads database records. It does not test food, diagnose disease or guarantee that a product is suitable for you. Missing information does not mean gluten-free. Always check current packaging and follow advice from your clinician or dietitian.
Your saved records and learning progress are stored on your device. Barcode lookups send the barcode and ordinary network information to Open Food Facts. Camera photos are not saved or uploaded.
Product data: Open Food Facts, ODbL. Individual contents: DbCL. Glutti is independently developed and is not affiliated with Open Food Facts.
Scan food barcodes, check gluten information and learn about celiac disease.