Choose what matters to you.
Set the restrictions you want reviewed and choose your answer language.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY AT THE SHELF
Small print.
Big questions.
Clearer answers.
Take a closer look at what’s on the label. GlutenScanner brings ingredients, warnings, and the evidence behind each finding into one easy-to-read review.
iPhone app in development. Public scanning is not yet available.
FROM LABEL TO UNDERSTANDING
THE FICTIONAL PANTRY
Everyday
oat bites.
ILLUSTRATIVE PACKAGING · 150goat bites.
INGREDIENTS
Oats, sugar, barley malt extract, sunflower oil, salt.
Gluten-related ingredient
Barley malt extract
“barley malt extract” ↗
Read the label. Keep the context.
Made for the label in your hands↗ Original label quotes↗ Findings with context↗ Uncertainty made visible
01 / THE IDEA
A few photos.
A more informed next step.
A food label can hold more than one kind of answer. The app is designed to keep the relevant details together.
Capture the whole picture.
Photograph ingredients and allergy statements. Add up to six views when the label wraps around the pack or needs a closer look.
Review the finding and its evidence.
See restriction-specific findings alongside original-language quotes, coverage limits, and suggested additional photos.
02 / LOOK INSIDE A REVIEW
The answer is only
part of the picture.
Explore three fictional examples of how findings and limitations belong together. These are illustrations, not live analyses.
FICTIONAL LABEL EXCERPT
OAT BITES
Ingredients
Oats, sugar, barley malt extract, sunflower oil, salt.
Sample content only. No photo is uploaded.
Ingredient finding
A gluten-related ingredient is listed.
This example identifies barley malt extract in the visible ingredient list.
ORIGINAL LABEL EVIDENCE
“barley malt extract”
What still needs checking
The allergy statement is not shown. Add a photo of that panel to complete the review.
A review describes the submitted label evidence. It cannot certify a product as safe or establish whether cross-contact has occurred.
03 / BUILT WITH CARE
You choose when
a photo is submitted.
Taking a photo in the app does not upload it. Analysis starts after you choose Analyze and accept the applicable processing disclosure.
The app prepares bounded images and removes location and EXIF metadata before submission. Findings stay connected to their evidence, and missing or unreadable text stays visible as a limitation.
Read about privacy and this website04 / GOOD QUESTIONS
A little more
before you explore.
Can I download GlutenScanner today?
The iPhone app is still in development and is not currently available on the App Store. This website introduces the app and provides fictional examples.
Does it tell me whether a food is safe?
No. It reviews what can be read in the submitted label photos and shows relevant findings and limitations. It does not certify food safety, detect contamination, or replace medical advice. An unclear or incomplete label needs further checking.
Does it only look for gluten?
The app supports selecting restrictions for a label review. Gluten is the focus of this website; the review is organized around the restrictions selected in the app.
What about labels in another language?
The app has 20 UI and answer language options, and retains quoted evidence in the original label language. Translation coverage does not establish reading accuracy; language-specific model performance still requires qualification.
Can I upload a label on this website?
This is an informational website. It does not accept photos or perform label analysis. The interactive review examples use fixed fictional text.
THOUGHTFUL LABEL REVIEW, IN DEVELOPMENT
More context.
Less guesswork.
GlutenScanner for iPhone.
A clearer view of the label, with the limits in view.