A verdict you can read in a glance.
Nutri-Score, NOVA processing level and sugar become one plain answer: Better choice, Moderate or Enjoy occasionally. The reasons are always shown.
Scan a barcode to get a plain verdict on food: Nutri-Score, how processed it is, and what's in it. Plus batch and expiry dates on medicines.
Free on Google Play for Android. No account needed. iPhone version coming soon to the App Store.
Inside the app







What Truth shows
Nutri-Score, NOVA processing level and sugar become one plain answer: Better choice, Moderate or Enjoy occasionally. The reasons are always shown.
Reads the QR or Data Matrix for batch, manufacture and expiry, or point the camera at the printed dates. Expired packs turn red, and Truth can remind you a week before.
E-numbers and additives spelled out in plain words, with allergens highlighted, for food, supplements and cosmetics.
No account, no login. Your scan history lives only on your phone, and you can delete one scan or many at once. Barcodes go to Open Food Facts to look products up. Photos leave your phone only to read hard-to-read print, or when you choose to add a product.
If a barcode isn't in the database yet, photograph the pack and publish it to Open Food Facts from inside Truth. You check every detail first, and the next person who scans it finds it.
New in Truth 1.3
Set it once: vegetarian (no egg), eggetarian, vegan or Jain, plus allergies like milk, gluten or peanuts. Every food page then tells you if it fits. If the data can't tell, Truth says so instead of guessing.
Similar products sold in India with a better Nutri-Score, best first. A hint at the top tells you how many there are, so you don't have to scroll to find out.
Scan a second product, or pick one you've scanned before, and see who wins on each line.
Send a product's verdict, key numbers and allergens to family on WhatsApp in one tap.
Your scans now live on My shelf. Packs about to expire sit at the top, counted down in days.
How it works
At a barcode, QR code or Data Matrix. No camera handy? Type the number.
Rating, nutrients, ingredients and pack dates arrive in about a second, straight from the open Open Food Facts database.
Every scan is saved on your phone. Filter by type, swipe one away, or select many and delete them together.
Data: Open Food Facts, a non-profit open database.
FAQ
Yes. Truth is free on Google Play, with no purchases or subscriptions. It is supported by ads.
Not yet. The iPhone version is on its way to the App Store. Truth is available on Android through Google Play today.
From Open Food Facts, a non-profit open database built by people around the world. It can be incomplete or out of date, so always check the pack.
Yes, if the product is in Open Food Facts. Many are, but not all. If yours is missing, you can add it with a few photos from inside Truth.
Ads from Google AdMob keep the app free. The privacy policy explains what they collect and the choices you have.
No. There is no login, and your scan history stays on your phone.
No. Ratings and product details are general information only. Always check the packaging, especially for allergies, and ask a doctor or pharmacist about your health.
Truth has no accounts and keeps no data about you. Barcodes go to Open Food Facts, a non-profit open database, to look products up. Hard-to-read photos pass briefly through our text-reading helper, which stores nothing. Ads come from Google AdMob, which collects your advertising ID and app usage, and where the law requires it you choose what it may use.