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Version 1.1.7 · 2025-12-13
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The store currently lists version 1.1.7, updated 2025-12-13.






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Foodie Scanner helps you understand what’s inside your food.
Take a photo of any ingredient list written in English and instantly detect all food additives (E-numbers) used in that product. Perfect for parents, families, or anyone looking to make safer, healthier choices.
Why Users Love Foodie Scanner:
- One-time purchase (3.99 EUR)
- No subscriptions
- No ads
- Unlimited scans
- Works offline after download
Simple, fast, and always available.
How the Scanner Works:
1. Press the Scanner button.
2. Photograph the ingredient list (not the barcode).
3. Tap OK.
4. The app highlights all additives (E-numbers) found in the product.
For best results, ensure the ingredient text is clear and well-lit.
Color-Coded Additive Safety:
Each additive is labeled with a clear color-coded category:
- Green - Generally safe
- Yellow - Limited research; use caution…
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Supporting measurements: not a complete list of possible harms or positives. Measurement vocabulary 1.4 · how these are measured
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