NutriEye — Label Scanner
Scan a label, know the score
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What's New in NutriEye
2.2.4
August 9, 2026
A list that waits for you in the shop Tap the star on any result and the product is saved to My list. Everything you need is in the row itself — the verdict, the score, and the full result one tap away — so the list works with no signal at all, which is what a supermarket usually gives you. Deleting your history no longer touches My list. They are two different things now. Shopping mode Tap the basket in the top right and the list turns into something you can read at arm's length: big text, a tick box on every row, and a screen that stays awake until you reach the till. Products are grouped by aisle — fruit and veg, bakery, dairy, meat, pantry — in the order you actually walk a shop, not alphabetically. An aisle where everything is ticked dims itself and steps out of the way, so what is left to buy is always what you see. Your trip survives everything except finishing it. Leave the list, scan something else, close the app entirely: the ticks are still there when you come back. They are cleared only when you tap the basket again, because only you know when the trip is over. A calmer home screen A compact header, the scans you have left in plain sight, and clearer photo buttons for Photograph, Barcode and Gallery. My list is one tap from here once you have a few products in it. History you can recognise Rows now show the product packaging instead of a score circle, and the Safe / Moderate / Avoid verdict is the main thing you read. The number is still there, just no longer shouting. Results that start with the answer The product photo is a thumbnail now, so the verdict and the score are visible without scrolling. Calories look the same on every path — from a label, from a search by name, or from a photo of your plate. When you scan a menu, the page is titled with the winning dish, and the recommendation takes its colour from that dish's score: on a menu of nothing but heavy choices, you no longer see green. Also fixed Three confirmation messages — undo after removing a product, "scan finished while you were away", and the offer to photograph a product that is not in the database — used to stay on screen forever. They now disappear on their own. The Account page fits on one line and shows your profile picture.
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