Oli: Pregnancy Safety Scanner

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About this app

"Can I eat this?" Get the answer in seconds, not after 20 minutes of scary search results.

Oli is your pregnancy safety scanner. Point your camera at any barcode, snap a photo of a label or menu, or just type a question, and Oli checks every ingredient against trusted medical guidance (NHS, FDA, WHO, ACOG) for a clear verdict: Safe, Likely safe, Use with caution, or Best to avoid. Personalized to your trimester.

HOW IT WORKS
• Scan a barcode: groceries, snacks, drinks, skincare, supplements, medications
• Snap a photo: ingredient labels, restaurant menus, even a plate of food
• Ask anything: "can I eat burrata?", "is retinol safe while pregnant?"
• Get a verdict in seconds, with the why behind every flagged ingredient

MADE FOR PREGNANCY, NOT GENERIC HEALTH SCORES
• Trimester-aware: safety can change between the 1st, 2nd and 3rd trimester
• Route-aware: a flavoring in toothpaste is not the same as eating it, and Oli knows the difference
• Dose-aware: vitamin A at prenatal doses is fine, megadoses are not
• Honest about uncertainty: when data is limited, Oli says so and tells you exactly what to check on the label

MORE THAN A YES OR NO
• Safer swaps: when something is flagged, Oli suggests a pregnancy-safe alternative
• Week-by-week tracking: set your due date and answers adapt as you go
• Scan history: every check saved, so you can find that one lotion again
• Sources shown: see the medical guidance behind every verdict

WHAT OLI CHECKS
Food and drinks (cheese, deli, seafood, caffeine, herbal teas), skincare and cosmetics (retinoids, salicylic acid, essential oils), supplements and vitamins, common medications, and restaurant menus.

FREE TO TRY
Oli Pro unlocks full ingredient breakdowns, trimester toggles, photo scanning and safer swaps, with a free trial so you can see the difference first.

Oli is not medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider about your specific situation. Oli helps you ask better questions and skip the panic-googling.

Created by a mom-to-be who got tired of finding twelve different answers to "is this safe?". Built so you get one clear, sourced answer instead.

Questions or feedback: [e-mail]

What’s new

Clearer safety verdicts, a new "Likely safe" rating, smarter scanning for products without ingredient lists, and many fixes.