Decode food and drink labels by photographing them. This app scores products out of 100, explaining nutrition and ingredients in simple terms. It also suggests better-scoring alternatives.
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LabelCop allows you to photograph the back of any packaged food or drink. It then reads the label and provides a score out of 100, breaking down nutrition and ingredients in an easy-to-understand format.
No, LabelCop does not rely on barcodes or a database. It reads the printed label directly, enabling it to work with regional, store, and unfamiliar brands.
LabelCop details sugar, saturated fat, sodium, and trans fat, measuring them against daily limits set by organizations like the WHO. You can see how much of your daily allowance one serving uses and why it matters.
It groups additives, preservatives, emulsifiers, and flavorings by concern and explains them in ordinary language, demystifying codes like E471.
Yes, when a product scores poorly, LabelCop suggests better-scoring alternatives within the same category, helping you make informed choices.
Yes, LabelCop is built for Indian shelves, providing nutrition per 100g and 100ml as declared on Indian labels. It works across both small and big brands.
Yes, LabelCop contains advertisements. It is free to download and use for scoring the first three products.
After scoring three products for free, LabelCop requires a subscription for unlimited scores. Options include a quarterly subscription for Rs 499 or an annual subscription for Rs 1,299, with pricing shown in the app before purchase.
