MilkNHoney
MilkNHoney
Scan any product's barcode — food, cosmetics, cleaning supplies, personal care — and see what's in it: an ingredient score backed by official regulatory lists, active recalls, nutrition, and whether it fits your diet.
Scanning and scoring work without an account. Signing in is optional and only syncs your own data between your devices.
Food, cosmetics, cleaning and personal-care products. No listing? Photograph the ingredients panel and it's read on the spot.
Every ingredient is matched against official lists — FDA, EU, California Prop 65, Health Canada, ECHA, IARC and more: 24 sources, about 6,800 substances. Amounts and label position count, and every flag cites its source.
Ingredient names are recognized in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Greek, Arabic, Hindi and Chinese — including E-numbers and additive codes.
Traffic-light sugar, salt and fat levels (UK front-of-pack guidance), plus diet and allergen matching: vegan, gluten-free, nut-free, dairy-free and more.
Scans are matched against FDA and USDA FSIS recall notices, with a link to the official notice.
Photograph a grocery receipt to score everything you bought at once, and keep shopping lists that flag what doesn't fit your diet.
Everything lives on your phone. If you sign in, it syncs only to your own account — and the first time, you choose whether to add this phone's data. Nothing is sold or used for ads.
No ingredient list means NOT RATED, never a fake clean score. When a label comes from a similar product, the result says so right under the score.
The browser demo runs the same app today — type a barcode or pick a sample product. The Android app is in beta testing; Google Play is next, then iPhone.
Android builds are posted on GitHub Releases. Beta testers: open the test build in Expo Go.