FoodIQ: Food Scanner

FoodIQ: Food Scanner

Science-Backed Food Checker

260 ratings
27 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 12, 2023
  • March 21, 2025
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Scan barcodes to get science-backed health assessments of food products. Understand ingredients, safety, and nutrition in an easy format. Discover healthier alternatives with cleaner ingredients.

Barcode scanning for food products
Detailed health assessments
Ingredient safety information
Nutritional balance analysis
Science-backed recommendations
Objective brand-independent assessments
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What's New in FoodIQ

1.0.27

March 21, 2025

Bug fixes!

Subscription plans

FoodIQ Pro Yearly

FoodIQ Pro Annual Membership

$11.901 Year
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User reviews

Disappointed

This app used to be quite good, however I was rather disappointed to find that they’re charging for the features which truly make FoodIQ unique. Might as well download any other food scanner app as without the subscription, FoodIQ is just the same as the others if not worse. I would understand if FoodIQ was super popular, however considering the app isn’t that well known, I think charging for a subscription is just blatant exploitation of loyal app users!!
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Price you pay.

Why would someone market an app on helping people by making them have to pay for the app to even use it? Yuka app is free; is it as accurate? I guess me and obviously thousands of others agree that it might not be more accurate; but it is indeed free.
If the creators weren’t money driven and actually cared about people’s health; it would be free to use.
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Ruined the App

This used to be my FAVORITE app. It was great for everything. However, they just updated it to where you have to pay to basically do anything. Yeah, no.. I unfortunately had to delete it because I could no longer do anything useful. What a shame!

Now Needs Payments :(

I’ve been using this app for nearly a year I believe and never had to pay for ANY of the features. Suddenly, it’s asking me to pay $11 subscription in order to search for items 🙄. It’s a shame because I loved this app and now I can’t use it.

Intuitive app!

Love this easy and insightful app.
MAHA

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FAQ

What does FoodIQ do?

FoodIQ is a mobile application that allows you to scan the barcodes of food products. It then provides a detailed health assessment based on scientific research, covering ingredients, their safety, and nutritional balance. The app aims to help users make smarter food choices by offering objective information and recommendations for healthier alternatives.

What are the key features of FoodIQ?

Key features include the ability to quickly scan food product barcodes, receive detailed health assessments grounded in scientific research, learn about ingredient safety and nutritional balance in an easy-to-understand format, and explore curated recommendations for healthier options with cleaner ingredients. The app also ensures objective assessments unaffected by brand biases.

Is FoodIQ free to use?

The app is free to download and use for basic scanning and assessment features. However, a subscription is required for certain advanced features. The exact details of what is included in the subscription are not specified in the provided description.

What kind of food products can I scan with FoodIQ?

You can scan the barcode of any food product available in stores. The app is designed to provide a health assessment for a wide range of grocery items, helping you understand their composition and nutritional value.

Does FoodIQ provide medical advice?

No, FoodIQ explicitly states that it does not provide medical advice. Users are advised to always consult with a professional before making any changes to their nutrition or diet based on the app's information.