NutriGoalCheckNutriGoalCheck

The front of the pack is marketing. The back is the truth.

NutriGoalCheck reads the real numbers on the label and tells you, in seconds, whether it fits the goals you set. Not a one-size-fits-all score. Yours.

Download on the App StoreComing soon to the App Store

iOS. Free to start, with 3 scans a day.

One photo. Three steps. A straight answer.

  1. See what is actually on the label

    Point your camera at a nutrition label, multi-column EU formats included. NutriGoalCheck reads the values as printed.

  2. Set goals that mean what you mean

    Low sodium, high protein, low carb, keto, vegan, gluten free and more, each with a Low, Medium or High band, so “high protein” means high to you.

  3. Get a straight answer

    A yes or no against your goals, with the reasons, and a plain “can't tell” when the label does not say enough.

    NutriGoalCheck verdict screen showing a green Yes result, with the reasons the product matched the user's goals.

The same product, two answers

The label never changes. The verdict depends on the goals you set, and how strict you set them.

High protein, Medium tolerance

Yes

22g of protein clears this goal's Medium band.

Low sodium, High strictness

No

0.9g of sodium exceeds this goal's High band.

Set the goals that matter to you

Pick a goal below. Every goal gets a Low, Medium, or High tolerance, so the verdict matches how strict you actually want to be.

High proteinMedium tolerance

Low, Medium, and High set how strict the verdict is for this goal, not how strict NutriGoalCheck is by default.

You will never get a confident answer we cannot back up

Some labels are cropped, blurry, or missing a value NutriGoalCheck needs. When the label doesn't say enough to give an honest answer, it says so.

Can't tell

No guess dressed up as a verdict. A guess that turns out wrong is worse than no answer at all, especially for a preference you actually care about.

NutriGoalCheck result screen showing a Can't tell verdict because the label didn't provide enough information for that goal.
NutriGoalCheck comparison screen showing two products side by side, with the better match for the user's goals highlighted.

Standing in the aisle with two options

Stage a second product from the same scan and NutriGoalCheck checks both against your goals at once, so you can see which one actually fits before you decide.

Your scans, turned into next steps

The AI Coach reads a summary of your scan history and gives you a short, personal read: what is lining up with your goals, what is not, and two or three things to try next.

  • Tips built for you

    Suggestions come from your own scan history, not generic advice.

  • Wins and where to focus

    See the foods already fitting your goals and the ones quietly working against them.

  • Gets sharper with every scan

    The Coach refreshes at scan milestones, so the advice keeps pace as you use the app.

  • Free, and it stays private

    Every user gets the Coach at no cost, and it only ever sees a summary, never your raw scans.

Free for every NutriGoalCheck user. Guidance is about hitting your own goals, not medical advice.

NutriGoalCheck's AI Coach screen, showing scan stats and personalized tips such as choosing yogurts labeled zero grams added sugar.

Your photo, and exactly what happens to it

NutriGoalCheck is a preference-matching tool, not medical or allergen advice. Here is specifically what happens to your data.

Your photo, handled briefly

A label photo is sent securely to read the values on it, then it is gone. It is not kept on our servers.

Never used to train AI models

Your scans are not used to train any model, ours or anyone else's.

Never sold

We do not sell your data, to anyone, for any reason.

Your history stays on your device

What you have scanned lives on your phone, not in a company database.

Coming soon, built in the open

NutriGoalCheck is a small, independent build, not there yet on the App Store. If something on this page raised a question, or you would rather just say hello, this reaches a person, not a queue.