Open Food Facts - Food scanner

Open Food Facts

🔍 Scan, Discover & Compare Over 3 Million Food Products

🥦 Make Healthier Food Choices

🌍 Join Our Mission for Food Transparency

🏷️ Decode Food Labels with Ease

🔬 Backed by Science, Supporting Research

📶 Access Anywhere, Anytime

🔒 Your food, your data. Privacy-Centric App

🚨 Set Allergen Alerts

🌐 Open Food Facts: More Than An App

About this app

🔍 Scan, Discover & Compare Over 3 Million Food Products

The app allows to scan the 3 million products already contained in the free and open database Open Food Facts.
The app is collaborative. If we don't have the product, you can add pictures and data to get the Nutri-Score and NOVA score on food processing.

In short, we're kind of "the Wikipedia of food", as many have nicknamed the project. Open Food Facts has enabled the creation of over 100 apps like Date Limite, Yuka or FoodVisor.

To discover the volunteer-run Open Food Facts project, visit https://world.openfoodfacts.org/discover

🥦 Make Healthier Food Choices

➜ The Nutri-Score grade, from A to E : Nutritional quality
➜ The NOVA group, from 1 to 4 : Avoid ultra-processed foods (Group 4)

🌍 Join Our Mission for Food Transparency

➜ Open Food Facts is a food products database made by everyone, for everyone.
➜ You can use it to make better food choices, and as it is open data, anyone can re-use it for any purpose.
➜ You can start contributing today by adding a product from your fridge.
➜ Open Food Facts is a non-profit project developed by thousands of volunteers from around the world. We have lots of exciting projects you can contribute to in many different ways.

🏷️ Decode Food Labels with Ease

➜ Open Food Facts helps you decipher products labels. You will be able to find:
➜ carbon footprint (CO2 emissions) and packaging (as well as recycling instructions),
➜ Nutriscore (nutritional score), nutrients, fat / fat content, saturated fatty acids, carbohydrates, sugars, fiber, protein and salt and sodium.
➜ brands, allergens, labels (bio, gluten free, vegan, vegetarian, halal, kosher ...), traceability information (packaging codes, origins of ingredients)
➜ On wines and beers, you will find the alcohol content.

🔬 Backed by Science, Supporting Research

➜ We don't make up things. We rely on peer-reviewed science.
➜ The Nutri-Score has been created by the independent French team led by Professor Hercberg.
➜ The NOVA groups on food processing have been designed by the international team of Professor Monteiro.
➜ The additives synthesis is based on reviews by EFSA on exposure levels on food additives.
➜ The Open Food Facts community is collaborating with research teams across the planet to improve nutrition research that benefits all.

📶 Access Anywhere, Anytime

➜ You can add new products, even with bad or no Internet connection
➜ The app loads only the minimum to reduce data and battery consumption
➜ You don't need a camera to look up a product. You can also type the barcode if you lack a camera or have an issue with it.

🔒 Your food, your data. Privacy-Centric App

➜ Your data is yours, and is never sent online
➜ You can use the app anonymously
➜ You can export your scan history

🚨 Set Allergen Alerts

➜ Milk, Gluten, Eggs, Soybeans, Nuts, Fish, Celery, Mustard, Sulphur dioxide and sulphites, Peanuts, Sesame seeds, Crustaceans, Molluscs or Lupin allergy ?
➜ Speed up your shopping by doing an initial screening of your food with Open Food Facts.
➜ Be careful that the information may not be 100% accurate, and detection may not be 100% accurate. So always double check by yourself, with the packaging.

🌐 Open Food Facts: More Than An App

Open Food Facts is also available on the web at https://world.openfoodfacts.org
Questions, feedback : [e-mail]

Ratings and reviews

The list feature is great for grocery shopping, however it would be wonderful if we could annotate each product privately, for the sole purpose of the list (whatever we use it for). It could be a small text field underneath each list item, to be filled freely with text such as "Take quantity of 4, if not available take other brand, but not the store-brand".

Great idea, bad redesign. This app and the associated website are the best thing to know what you have in the plate in front of you. But the change of interface don't help it. It's difficult to navigate, you can't find the producer details as before, photo "enhancement" is buggy, it hogs on your camera as soon as it's opened (you must kill it to regain control)...

Great idea. Poor app. Mainly use for NOVA classification now, but even that can be a pain to get a rating from sometimes. Yesterday I entered the nutritional information for a steak 6 times & it just kept deleting it after I saved it. Sometimes when I enter ingredients to get NOVA score it removes the nutri score and vice versa. Make the UI simpler and easier to use, make each score/measure independent & not integrated so people can actually contribute and see useful data in return.

What's new

Open Food Facts turns 10 ! We've created a completely new version of the app to celebrate.
New features of the week:
- Brand autocompletion on edit
- Experimental price collection (Open Prices)
- Faster way to get Nutri-Score, Eco-Score and ultra-processing (NOVA)
- List of all images ever uploaded for a product
We look forward to hearing your feedback at [e-mail]
https://github.com/openfoodfacts/smooth-app/releases