Scroov - Food Label Scanner

Know what's really in your food. Scroov scans the barcode or label of packaged products and shows you a clear health score, the additives that are flagged or banned in other countries, allergens, and what every ingredient actually means - built for India. SCAN ANY PRODUCT Point your camera at a barcode or the ingredients label. Scroov reads the label on your device and finds the product in seconds - no typing required. A HEALTH SCORE YOU CAN TRUST Every product gets a clear SafeScan score from 0 to 100, alongside its Nutri-Score and NOVA processing level, so you instantly know how it stacks up. ADDITIVES FLAGGED ACROSS THE WORLD See which ingredients are restricted or banned by the EU, the US FDA, FSSAI, or Singapore, with plain-language notes on what each additive is and why it's flagged. ALLERGENS & DIET AT A GLANCE Instantly see allergens with their severity, plus whether a product is vegetarian, vegan, or Jain - no squinting at the fine print on the back of the pack. COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY Put products side by side and compare their scores, nutrition, and flagged ingredients to pick the better option with confidence. FIND ANY PRODUCT, FAST Search a growing database of Indian packaged foods by name or brand, and revisit anything you've scanned. No account or sign-up required. WHY SCROOV Food labels are confusing, and some additives sold in India are restricted or banned elsewhere in the world. Scroov puts clear, honest information in your pocket so you can make better choices for you and your family. SCROOV PREMIUM Scroov is free to use with 10 product scans a day. Scroov Premium raises that to 500 product scans every day, removes ads, and unlocks full ingredient and additive breakdowns. Two auto-renewing subscription options are available: - Scroov Premium (Monthly) - Scroov Premium (Annual) Privacy Policy: https://scroov.in/privacy Terms of Use: https://scroov.in/terms IMPORTANT Scroov is for general information only. The information it shows is gathered from many sources and may be incomplete, out of date, or inaccurate. It is not medical, nutritional, or dietary advice. Always read the actual product label, and if you have a food allergy or medical condition, consult a qualified professional before consuming or buying a product.