NuTrace - Food Transparency

NuTrace is a food barcode scanner that helps you understand what is in a product beyond just its nutritional value and what it can mean for your health choices. Scan a barcode and get a clear, structured report in seconds, built to reduce label confusion and highlight what matters most.

From scan to clarity
- Scan and identify packaged foods quickly
- Get an AI Snapshot that explains the key drivers and how they may affect health over time
- Open a layered breakdown so you can review details without getting lost

What NuTrace measures in every scan

1. Nutrition quality
Balances what you may want more of (like fibre and protein) against what you may want less of (like sugar, saturated fat, and sodium), using evidence-backed principles.

2. Additives
Assesses additive load by type and amount, using current research and regulatory classifications to understand the effects of this app.

3. Processing level
Places foods on the NOVA scale, from minimally processed to ultra-processed, to reflect how the product is made throughout production.

4. Ethics and sustainability
Adds context of the Products Eco score and Supply Path and the Brands' ethics in the entire environment process, including animal welfare and labour practices.

Make it personal
- Set dietary needs, ingredient sensitivities, and priorities so results reflect what matters to you
- Flags for your allergies and intolerances
- Diet and lifestyle filters (for example, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free)
- Priority-based alerts for things like sugar, sodium, additives, or ethical practices

Transparent, source-backed data
- Clear confidence levels when coverage varies
- Sources included and cited in the product's given context of its use case and components
- No ads, and a transparent methodology

Weekly reflection
See what you have scanned recently and what has been driving your results, so you can spot patterns over time.

Important: NuTrace is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always refer to product packaging for the most current information, and consult a qualified professional for personal health or dietary decisions.