PICNIGO

Most products in Korea are labeled only in Korean. Olive Young, convenience stores (CU, GS25, Seven-Eleven, Emart24), and Daiso offer great prices and a vast selection, but foreign travelers often have no idea what to buy. They end up buying based on guesswork—or walking out empty-handed. PICNIGO is an app that helps you decide what to buy using your camera. Simply point your camera at the shelf, and it instantly provides product details. Instead of a literal label translation, it explains what the product actually is in plain, easy-to-understand language. **Is it safe for me to consume?** Check dietary suitability for Vegetarian, Halal, and Gluten-Free diets, alongside allergen information mandatory on Korean packaging. **How spicy is it?** A 1–5 spice rating lets you know before you buy, not after your first bite. **Price and ingredients** Displays average price and calories, helping you judge whether a price is reasonable or a tourist markup. **How to use or consume** Provides cooking and usage instructions for products lacking English labels. --- **Tailored specifically for these three spots:** * **Olive Young:** Skincare and cosmetics. The challenge here isn't unreadable text, but choosing one product among forty similar-looking options. * **Convenience Stores:** Snacks, ramen, beverages, instant meals, and daily essentials. * **Daiso:** Everyday household goods, mini cosmetics, and store-brand items that can't even be searched in English. **Save and Compare** Scanned products are saved to your **MY SHELF** and **BUY LIST**. You can compare items seen on Day 1 with those on Day 5 without relying on memory. **Beyond Korea** Supports 20 countries, including Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, and Singapore. Interfaces available in Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, and Thai. Get started with **5 free scans**. No sign-up required. Terms of Use: [https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/](https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/)