Nori - Scan your food

Nori - Scan your food

Scan food & find your score

732 ratings
11 reviews
With Ads#193 in top-grossing Food & Drink
💪 Health & Fitness
🍔 Food & Drink
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 18, 2025
  • August 13, 2025

Features

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Scan product barcodes to receive AI-powered nutrition insights, objective scores, and personalized recommendations. Chat with an AI food expert for advice and discover healthier alternatives to make informed food choices.

Barcode scanning for instant analysis
Objective nutrition and safety scoring
Personalized recommendations for dietary needs
AI food expert chat for advice
Smart alternative product suggestions
Browse and save favorite products
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What's New in Nori

1.10

August 13, 2025

Bug fixes and improvements!

Subscription plans

Premium

Yearly Access to Premium Features

$9.991 Year
How to cancel Nori subscription ⁉️
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In-App Purchases

$299.99

Nori Premium Lifetime Access

Lifetime Access for Nori

Charts

Top Grossing

📉 193-13

Food & Drink

This app dropped -13 positions in Food & Drink chart.

Last updated on July 21, 2026.

User reviews

Scam!

App told me it would charge me 0.99 cents per week, which would come to $59.99 per year, which that price should already include tax as there are 52 weeks in a year and when doing the MATH that comes to $51.48, if being charged truly 0.99 cents a week. So the $59.99 should completely and 100% cover tax (which I am not sure why we are being taxed on apps now?!).

The app does not have information on about 90% of the things I scan like my YUKA app does that I pay $8 a year for.

Beware of new apps and scams like this one. I have been in contact with not only the company but Apple and have been denied a refund without an explanation as to why. Apple 100% fully supports app creators to lie to consumers and take any amount of money out of your account without disclosing the total amount when purchasing. Maybe they have changed this?! I would t know, because I will NEVER make this mistake again. Not only does Apple support these yahoo’s but they also shut down my phone until I paid it, as I cancelled it right away because the amount of money pulled was not what was disclosed. Then made me wait 2-3 days to find out if I could receive a refund (which a computer system determines FYI, not an actual person) and then deny my refund without explanation. Apple and this creator should be ashamed of themselves.

$65.24 for an APP that does not even have all the information it claims to have is insane. If I can prevent someone from making the same mistake as I did, I will. I will use every resource to ensure that people know how things are going down now-a-days by these app creators who just want to scam people for their money and don’t disclose all the information.
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Wasted time

Spent 10 minutes answering questions only to find out that I can’t use the app unless I pay for it. No way to try it for free before paying for it. Don’t waste your time, don’t waste your money. App will make it look like other people are signing up and there’s a limited time before your 50% off discount expires.
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It's taking me forever just to be able to use the app and scan Food and I'm still not even all the way through the process and I don't even know if I have to pay for this or not. I don't need a food plan. It keeps asking me are you ready for your plan? I don't need a plan. I just need to be able to scan the Food like the Yuka App.
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No different than the free apps

I seen this advertised on instagram claiming one of the free apps I’ve used for years is lying to me, so out of curiosity I downloaded the app, spent about 10 mins answering all the questions & getting it set up just to find out you have to have a subscription to scan food or use this app to get the same results as the free app that claims it’s lying to you. Not impressed with the app & will not use an app that lies to me about being lied to. I’ll stick with the free app that gives the same results.
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Super insightful

App is great, I can already feel healthy. Only issue is sometime scanning takes a while but most are quick!

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Inconsistent product recognition

Bug

Scanning errors

Bug

Requested Features

2 requests

Track scanned items history

Feature

Display scan limit information

Feature

FAQ

What does Nori do?

Nori is a premium nutrition app that allows you to scan product barcodes to get instant, AI-powered health insights. It provides detailed nutrition scores, ingredient breakdowns, and personalized recommendations based on your dietary preferences and health goals.

How does Nori score food products?

Nori assigns an objective score from 0-100 to each product based on its Nutrition Quality (macros, vitamins), Safety (additives, chemicals), and Processing Level (from whole foods to ultra-processed).

Is Nori free to use?

Nori is a premium-only app and requires a subscription to access all features, including unlimited scans and the AI food expert chat. There is a 3-day free trial available.

What kind of recommendations does Nori offer?

Nori provides personalized recommendations tailored to your dietary preferences (like Vegan, Keto, Gluten-Free), health goals (weight loss, muscle gain), and any known allergens or food sensitivities. It also suggests healthier alternatives to products you scan.

Can I ask the AI expert for meal planning advice?

Yes, you can chat with the AI Food Expert within the app for product-specific questions, meal planning advice, healthy snack recommendations, and nutrition tips that are tailored to your specific goals.