Know what’s really in your food
Scan the barcode on packaged food and get a Health Score from 0 to 100, with the reasons in plain language.
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How it works
- Scan the barcode on a packaged food.
- No barcode or no match? Take a photo of the ingredient list.
- See the Health Score, the verdict and the reasons behind it.

Ingredients and E‑numbers, explained
Tox AI explains ingredients and additives in plain language and gives up to five reasons for each score.
- Ultra-processed check based on the NOVA classification
- Nutri-Score when the product data includes it
- Healthier alternatives when available
- Scan history, so you can find products again

Free to try
Tox AI includes a limited number of free AI scans.
Premium gives you unlimited AI scans, full ingredient insights and healthier alternatives, on a monthly or yearly plan.
Where the data comes from
Barcode results come from Open Food Facts, an open product database. If a product is missing, Tox AI reads the ingredient list from your photo and analyzes it with AI.
Product data can be incomplete, so check the package if you have allergies. Tox AI gives general information and is not medical advice.

Questions and answers
Is Tox AI free?
You can try it free with a limited number of AI scans. Premium gives unlimited AI scans, full ingredient insights and healthier alternatives.
What does the Health Score mean?
It is a score from 0 to 100, where higher is better. Each result has a verdict (Excellent, Good, Moderate or Poor) and up to five reasons.
Where does the product data come from?
From Open Food Facts, an open product database. When a product is missing, Tox AI analyzes a photo of the ingredient list with AI.
Can I use it to check for allergens?
Only as a guide. Product data can be incomplete or out of date, so always read the package if you have allergies.
Which phones does it work on?
Tox AI is an iPhone app, available on the App Store.
Is Tox AI medical advice?
No. It gives general information to help you compare food products. Talk to a doctor or dietitian about your own diet.