ClearBite AI: Food Scanner

Do you really know what's in the products you buy?

ClearBite AI reads the ingredients label for you. Photograph the "Ingredients" list on any food or cosmetic product and get a plain-language breakdown in seconds. No barcode, no incomplete database.

WHAT IT DOES

• Explains E-codes: Turns E322, E471 and the rest into plain language, with the regulatory status and any intake limit behind each one.
• Shows added sugars and fats: Separates the sugar derivatives that labels often group together, and notes saturated and trans fat content.
• Allergen information: Lists the allergens declared on the label, including those hidden inside compound ingredients.
• Your avoid list: Define what you avoid once — milk, gluten, peanut, fragrance — and see it highlighted at the top of the report when it appears in a product. Free in both versions.
• Works on cosmetics too: Cosmetic labels are read under their own rules — INCI names, concentration limits, and the EU's declarable fragrance allergens.

HOW IT WORKS

Photograph the ingredients list with your camera, or pick a photo from your library. The AI reads it and explains what is there. Tap any additive to see its regulatory status, intake limits, and the level of evidence behind the information.

CLEARBITE AI PRO

The free version gives you 2 scans a day. PRO adds:

• 15 scans a day
• Unlimited history (free version keeps the last 10)
• Search your past reports by ingredient
• Export any report as a PDF
• Compare two products side by side
• Extra avoid-list profiles for family members

Analysis accuracy and avoid-list matching are identical in both versions. PRO does not produce better results — it gives you more scans and more ways to use them.

HOW YOUR DATA IS HANDLED

The photo you take is sent to Google's Gemini service for analysis. If you have set up an avoid list, it is sent with the request so the product can be checked against it. Your list is stored on your device.

IMPORTANT

ClearBite AI reports are generated by AI for information only. They are not medical advice and are not a verdict on any product. AI can miss or misread an item on a label. If you have a food allergy, always read the physical label yourself.

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