IngrediCheck is a free food ingredient checker and label scanner. Scan a barcode or ingredient list, then check the product against your own allergies, diets, and ingredient preferences instead of a generic score that ignores who is actually eating the food.
How the checker works
Step 1
Point the app at a package to read the barcode, or capture the ingredient list directly when a product has no code.
Step 2
IngrediCheck compares each product to the allergies, diets, and avoid lists you save, including separate profiles for each family member.
Step 3
Instead of a generic score, you get a plain explanation of which ingredients matched, conflicted, or need a closer manual read.
Ingredient checker workflows
IngrediCheck works best when a scan is compared against the rules that actually matter for the shopper: allergies, celiac needs, IBS triggers, dietary rules, religious label review, or ingredient preferences.
See how the food ingredient checker worksReview major allergens, precautionary labels, and family-specific food rules.
Open guideScreen for mammalian-source clues such as gelatin, lard, broth, and dairy terms.
Open guideCatch egg, albumin, lysozyme, ovalbumin, and reformulation clues faster.
Open guideReview peanut terms, snack risks, shared-equipment notes, and school-safe rules.
Open guideScreen packaged foods for wheat, barley, rye, malt, and celiac-relevant clues.
Open guideReview milk, whey, casein, ghee, lactose, and precautionary milk language.
Open guideFlag sweeteners, fibers, and IBS trigger ingredients before checkout.
Open guideSurface fermented, aged, cured, preserved, and personal trigger patterns.
Open guideReview carbs, sweeteners, starches, sugar alcohols, and keto snack claims.
Open guideScreen for grains, legumes, dairy, added sugar, seed oils, and additive traps.
Open guideApply phase-aware autoimmune protocol rules to packaged-food labels.
Open guideFlag tomato, paprika, chili pepper, potato starch, and spice blend clues.
Open guideSpot animal-derived ingredients and ambiguous additives that need confirmation.
Open guideCatch gelatin, animal rennet, fish-derived additives, and broth ambiguity.
Open guideCheck meat, gelatin, lard, broth, rennet, and source-dependent ingredients.
Open guideCheck labels for soy proteins, lecithin, refined oil context, and hidden derivatives.
Open guideReview pork-derived ingredients, alcohol, gelatin, and source-dependent additives.
Open guideCheck dairy, pareve, gelatin, glycerin, flavor, and certification signals.
Open guideFlag onion, garlic, alcohol extracts, preservatives, and additive-heavy labels.
Open guideScan for soybean, canola, sunflower, safflower, cottonseed, and blended oils.
Open guideScan labels, see what fits your food notes, and read the why in plain English.
