Works excellently.
Forces sign in to create an account
Useless right now
Unable to scan
Won’t scan
Love it!
Great app
Best App Ever
crashing
Response from developer
Hi! This is very unexpected (and unpleasant!) behaviour. Could you please drop us a line at support@cruelty-cutter.org so we can work with you on the problem. It would be particularly helpful to know what type of device you are using - iPhone, iPad, etc. and the model. Thank you very much!
Easy to use and a great cause
Brilliant App
Best App
Suggest substituting
Response from developer
We'd love to do this, but haven't been able to figure out how to do this on a per-product basis. It would be cool if I scanned a tube of "Hello Oral Care Charcoal Toothpaste" and in addition to finding it to be a brand from Procter and Gamble, that we could figure out other Charcoal toothpaste brands in the store where I am and list those instead. The problem is the size of the market and the scope of our database. Unlike most of the other organizations that provide information about product testing practices and that report on a couple of thousand companies in a few countries, our data covers products from 106 countries. Specifically, we track over 400,000,000 individual products from roughly 12,000 companies. Local availability is also an issue - that toothpaste which is available in Australia or India may not be on the market in Chile or Canada. Meanwhile, we do offer the information through the ability to search product categories (such as "dental care") and find companies that sell a particular type of product. You can search particular brand names (for instance, "Crest") to find if the brand as a whole is cruelty-free. We do kinda keep dreaming about the idea because it would be SOOOO cool for the shoppers, but realistically, scaling down the trivial many (20,000 or so entries associated with just the word "toothpaste") to the significant few (the exact tubes available at my local Loblaws grocery) is a task that hasn't (at least yet) worked well with even AI tools. But we do have hope... At any rate, thank you for writing. We do agree it is a highly desireable feature.
Super App
Pretty useless
Response from developer
It sounds like the app does not have a good internet connection or something like that. If you want to drop a line to support@cruelty-cutter.org, they can schedule someone to work with you to diagnose what is wrong.
Payment
Response from developer
it is free. No advertising, either. It is a service paid for by the Beagle Freedom Project, a 501(c)(3) tax exempt non-profit and offered as a public service in the interest of ending unnecessary animal testing.
