Photograph the small print.
Take a clear picture of the ingredient list and nutrition panel, or choose a photo from your library. Keep one product or flavor in focus.
Food label scanner for iPhone
Turn the small print into something useful. Read ingredients, understand nutrition, and compare the foods you’re considering—with the label evidence close at hand.
Coming soon to iPhone

From package to perspective
Bring your own photo. LabelCue helps you read it, understand it, and return to the details that matter to you.
Take a clear picture of the ingredient list and nutrition panel, or choose a photo from your library. Keep one product or flavor in focus.
Read AI explanations alongside the original label text. Explore how available information relates to your dietary preferences, with missing information called out.
Return to your scan history, save useful finds, and compare two labels when you’re deciding what to pick up next.

Compare with context
A serving-size difference can change the story. Put two saved labels side by side and check the basis before comparing the numbers.
A little learning, built in
Short, practical lessons help you understand serving sizes, ingredient order, nutrition tables and the limits of a single label.
Learn a little now. Bring that understanding to your next shop.

A useful explanation should help you check the facts. LabelCue keeps original label information alongside its interpretation and flags what it cannot establish. AI can make mistakes; always use the package and professional guidance for decisions involving allergies or health.
LabelCue is an iPhone food label scanner in development. It reads ingredients and nutrition information from packaging photos, explains what it can identify, and keeps the original label evidence alongside the result.
Yes. The app supports camera photos and images from your photo library. Keep the ingredients, nutrition panel and serving size clear. If a pack has separate recipes for different flavors, choose one complete label before analysis.
The barcode flow can look up available product information. A barcode alone does not always provide a current, complete ingredient list, so the app may ask you to photograph the label. Always check the package you are holding.
Choose two saved products and compare available nutrition information on the same basis, such as per 100 g. Missing values and incompatible units are identified rather than silently treated as zero.
No. AI can misread or miss information. Always read the physical label and check with the manufacturer or a qualified healthcare professional when allergies, dietary restrictions or health conditions are involved. A preference score is not a safety certification.
LabelCue is coming soon to iPhone. There is no public App Store download yet. This website previews the current product; contact support@tsinginc.com for availability questions.
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