This app helps Muslims identify food additives as Halal, Haram, or Mushbooh. It features an image scanner to quickly check product ingredients and provides information on additive toxicity and international food authority approvals. Users can also save their scan history and contribute to the app's database.
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v7.0
July 8, 2026
WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION > Smart multi-photo scanning You can now capture several photos of the same product in a single scan. TagHalal analyzes all images and detects any hidden Haram ingredient instantly, even on small labels or in low light. > Higher accuracy on additives and E-numbers We have improved ingredient recognition to identify E-numbers, preservatives and doubtful (mushbooh) additives more precisely. Fewer false positives, more confidence in every purchase. > Faster and more stable Internal optimizations, bug fixes and performance improvements. Scan more products in less time, no waiting. > Thanks to your reviews Every update is born from the TagHalal community feedback. If the app helps you in your daily life, please leave us a review: it helps us keep improving for over 1 million Muslims worldwide. Update now and enjoy the most reliable version to date. Bismillah.
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3 issues
Scanning functionality not working for some users
App crashes or freezes during use
4 requests
Ability to upload product images instead of scanning
More comprehensive database of products
This app helps Muslims identify food additives, preservatives, and colorings to determine if they are Halal (permissible), Haram (forbidden), or Mushbooh (doubtful). It uses an image scanner to analyze product ingredients and a search engine to look up specific E-codes or additive names.
You can use the image scanner by aiming your camera at the ingredients list of a food product. The app's algorithm will then identify E-codes, E-numbers, or names of additives within seconds, classifying them as Halal or Haram.
The app is free to download and use, but it offers in-app purchases. This suggests that some features or content might require a purchase, or that the app is supported by ads alongside optional purchases.
For each additive, the app provides an assessment of whether it is considered Halal or Haram. It also indicates its toxicity level and whether it is authorized by major food authorities in Europe, the United States, and Australia.
Yes, all scanned products are saved in your history. This allows you to easily refer back to them or share information about whether products are Halal, Haram, or Makruh with others.
