UPFinder vs PlatePlan

UPFinder helps you make faster, clearer decisions about the food you buy. Scan a product and see whether it looks minimally processed, processed, or ultra-processed based on its ingredient list and formulation signals. Instead of forcing you to decode long labels in the aisle, UPFinder translates confusing packaging into a simple, understandable result. Whether you are trying to reduce ultra-processed foods in your diet, compare products quickly, or learn what is really inside everyday supermarket items, UPFinder gives you a practical way to check food before you buy it. What UPFinder does • Scans packaged food products • Reads and analyzes ingredient lists • Flags common ultra-processing signals • Shows a simple product rating • Explains why a product received that rating • Helps you compare options while shopping How it works UPFinder uses your device camera to capture product packaging, barcodes, and ingredient lists. The app then matches products against a localized food database and applies on-device ingredient analysis to identify patterns commonly associated with ultra-processed foods, such as: • long multi-part ingredient lists • industrial additives • emulsifiers, stabilizers, colorings, and sweeteners • reformulated or heavily engineered food structures The result is presented in a clear traffic-light style rating with supporting detail, so you can understand both the verdict and the reasoning behind it. Built for real shopping Supermarkets do not always have reliable signal, so UPFinder is designed with local-first performance in mind. Core product data and analysis logic can be available on-device, helping the app stay fast and useful even in stores with poor reception. Why people use UPFinder • to reduce ultra-processed foods • to understand ingredient labels more easily • to compare brands at a glance • to make more informed grocery decisions • to build healthier habits over time UPFinder does not try to replace your judgement. It gives you clearer information, faster, so you can decide what is right for you.

Download once, own for life! No monthly subscriptions, no advertisements, no data sharing. The whole week's meals, planned in seconds. PlatePlan builds your meal plan for you — one to four weeks at a time, for one to six people — from a menu of 550 dishes across eleven cuisines, every one photographed and costed. Tap once to generate a plan, swipe any meal to shuffle it, or choose from the picture menu yourself. COOK THE WORLD FROM ONE KITCHEN British classics, Italian trattoria favourites, French bistro dishes, Chinese, Thai, Indian, Japanese, Mexican, Spanish, Greek and Middle Eastern cooking — 50 dishes in each cuisine, from quick weeknight dinners to slow Sunday braises, with breakfasts, lunches, starters, desserts and canapés too. And because some traditions matter: a proper roast dinner is only ever suggested on a Sunday. SAFE FOR YOUR TABLE Tick the allergens your household avoids — fish, shellfish, nuts, peanuts, dairy, gluten, egg, soya, sesame — and add any dislikes. Excluded ingredients never appear in your plan. Every recipe shows clear allergen flags. KNOW WHAT IT COSTS BEFORE YOU SHOP Every recipe and every shopping basket shows an approximate cost from your local supermarkets, with per-serving and per-head figures. The aggregated shopping list merges your whole plan into one tickable list, grouped by aisle. YOUR KITCHEN, YOUR UNITS Metric, imperial or US cups — switch any time and every quantity converts instantly, scaled to your serving count. FEEDING A CROWD? Banquet mode plans a one-off event for 7 to 200 guests: canapés, starters, mains and desserts, with quantities and costs scaled automatically and a dedicated shopping list. MADE FOR REAL COOKING • Full-screen Cook Mode walks you through each step • Favourites get priority in generated plans • Search by dish or by ingredient • Re-scale any recipe from 1 to 20 servings COMPLETELY PRIVATE No account. No ads. No tracking. No internet connection needed. Your plans, favourites and settings never leave your iPhone — the App Store privacy label simply reads "Data Not Collected". Plan the week. Shop once. Cook well. PlatePlan — from Stoneridge Design Studios.