TryScanning

Sudev Krishna

About this app

Know what you're buying before you buy it.

TryScanning makes it easy to understand packaged food products in seconds. Scan a product barcode and get a simple breakdown of its ingredients, nutrition information, and overall product analysis — all in one place.

STOP GUESSING. START SCANNING.

Ever picked up a food product and wondered what all those ingredients actually mean?

With TryScanning, you can quickly scan packaged foods and get the information you need to make more informed choices.

WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH TRYSCANNING

SCAN PRODUCTS IN SECONDS

Simply scan the barcode on a packaged food product and get its product information without manually searching for it.

UNDERSTAND THE INGREDIENTS

See the ingredients in a clear, easy-to-understand format. No more trying to decode a long ingredient list while standing in the supermarket.

EXPLORE NUTRITION INFORMATION

View available nutritional information including calories, protein, carbohydrates, fats, and other relevant nutrition details.

COMPARE PRODUCTS

Compare food products and see how they differ in ingredients and nutritional information.

DISCOVER ALTERNATIVES

Looking for a different option? TryScanning can help you explore alternative products and discover other choices to consider.

MAKE SHOPPING SIMPLER

Instead of spending minutes researching products, TryScanning puts useful product information at your fingertips so you can make your own informed decisions.

WHY TRYSCANNING?

• Fast barcode scanning
• Simple ingredient breakdowns
• Easy-to-read nutrition information
• Product comparison
• Alternative product discovery
• Designed for quick everyday shopping

BUILT FOR REAL SHOPPING

Whether you're grocery shopping, comparing two products, or simply curious about what's inside your favorite snack, TryScanning helps you explore food products in seconds.

SCAN. EXPLORE. CHOOSE.

TryScanning gives you the information. You make the choice.

Download TryScanning and start scanning your food products today.

What’s new

Initial Version of Tryscanning