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Version 1.0.16 · 2026-10-26
update onboarding flow.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.16, updated 2026-10-26.








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SafeChoice helps you make smarter, safer product choices. Simply scan any product with your phone's camera, and SafeChoice instantly analyzes it using AI to give you a comprehensive safety breakdown
KEY FEATURES:
Instant Product Analysis – Scan any product to get a detailed safety report in seconds.
Trust Score – Every product receives a score out of 100 based on Safety, Efficacy, and Transparency.
AI Assistant – Ask questions about ingredients, allergens, and product safety with our built-in AI chat.
Expert Guides – Access curated guides on topics like food safety, skincare ingredients, household chemicals, and more.
Scan History – Keep track of every product you've scanned for easy reference.
HOW IT WORKS:
Open the app and point your camera at any product.
SafeChoice scans and identifies the product automatically.…
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update onboarding flow.
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