LabelSaaf

Know what you're really eating.

Point your camera at any packaged food label sold in India. You get a score out of 100 and the reason behind every point.

Thresholds come from FSSAI, ICMR and WHO — not from us.
Every additive claim carries its evidence strength.
No brand can pay to change a score or appear as a swap.
Scan your first label

No account, no email. Works on 3G.

Scores from real Indian shelves

A growing corpus of hand-verified labels — not yet every product on every shelf.

100% Natural Premium Californian Almonds

Happilo

85great choice

Single ingredient. 22.7g protein and 10.7g fibre per 100g.

Roasted Chana Cracker Chatpata Masala

Haldiram's

79okay in moderation

18g protein and 12.2g fibre per 100g — legume-based, not fried.

Lite Mixture

Haldiram's

54think twice

680mg sodium per 100g — 34% of the FSSAI daily reference value, in a snack.

How it works

  1. Point your camera

    Photograph the ingredients list or the nutrition table on the back of the pack.

  2. We read the label

    Nutrition facts and ingredients are extracted straight from your photo.

  3. Get a score and the reasons

    A health score, the three things that matter most, and what to buy instead.

Try it on something in your kitchen

How the score is calculated

A fixed rubric, not a guess

Every score starts from a base and moves up or down based on sugar, fat, sodium, fibre, and protein per 100g — the same bands, applied the same way, every time.

Versioned, not silent

Every verdict carries the exact rubric version that produced it, so a scan today and a scan after we tune the rubric can be told apart.

Show the working

Every scan comes with the full breakdown — which nutrients moved the score, by how much, and why — not just a number.

Where a card shows a “% of daily reference value,” that figure is the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India's (FSSAI) direction on RDA declaration for nutritional labelling (Feb 2022) — a labelling reference basis for an average adult, not a personal limit.

Your photo is read, processed, and discarded. We never store it, and you don't need an account to scan.

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