Ivy: Processed Food Scanner

Name: Ivy: Processed Food Scanner
Rating: 4.8 (5174 reviews)
Author: Ramzy Nanou

By: Ramzy Nanou

Uncover bad food ingredients

Features & Capabilities

Ivy helps you end processed food intake by scanning millions of products to reveal seed oils, additives, pesticides, microplastics, and allergens. It tailors results to your dietary preferences (Vegan, Vegetarian, Pescatarian, Keto, Pork-Free) and lets you scan in-store for quick, at-a-glance details. Full access requires an Ivy Pro subscription.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Shopping Privacy & Security

By:

Ramzy Nanou

Rating:

4.80

(5,174) 157 new ratings

Version:

2.3.7 Last updated: 2026-04-15

Version code:

884545706

Creation date:

2025-01-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

57.33MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 25,493 ▲ 402

Other rankings

#12 in process keyword 51

Other platforms

Ivy: Processed Food Scanner (v2.3.7)

190,159 4.51

(10,072)

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Ramzy Nanou

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ivy-processed-food-scanner/id6642701963

Website:

https://www.ivyfoodapp.com/

User Reviews

User feedback highlights three recurring themes: (1) data quality issues—incorrect product details, inconsistent ratings, and duplicate listings; (2) a subscription-driven model with confusing onboarding and billing problems; and (3) privacy concerns with extensive data requests and friction starting the app. Despite some praise for easy tracking and shopping with the app, these pain points deter continued use.

Pros

Helps you know what you’re eating and which foods to avoid to stay healthy.
Simple and useful for tracking meals and shopping, making healthier choices easier.
Keeps you informed about ingredients and nutrition, aiding family health decisions.
Provides educational health awareness in an accessible format.

Cons

Pricing and billing: subscription-based model with confusing onboarding, hidden fees, and frequent charges.
Data accuracy: wrong product info, inaccurate suggestions, duplicate items with conflicting ratings.
Onboarding friction: long questionnaire requirements and difficulty starting use without subscribing; hard to delete.
Privacy/data collection concerns: perceived excessive data collection and requests.
Duplicates and inconsistent listings: same product appearing with conflicting data, causing confusion.

Recent reviews

Ummm… so apparently Pop tarts are rated with a very high score and was recommended as a replacement to the sparkling water I scanned???

by Ja*****, 2026-05-02

I love knowing which foods to avoid and what exactly I am eating. I want to stay healthy and avoid toxic/fake foods

by @J*****, 2026-04-28

The first 3 things I scanned, only 2 had the correct product info. The suggestions are highly inaccurate as well. For an alternative to lotion, it suggested rose water, essential oils, SPF. I clicked on one that was titled lotion with a 100/100 score and the picture was of sardines. Another lotion listed as 100/100 included only 1 ingredient of 20+, which surely would have brought the score down since it’s a major label with many additives. For multiple products, I tried to submit a ticket about how there was severely wrong information and you can’t without taking a picture for the app to scan and process a label. I haven’t bought these items so I can’t do so. I also could upload a photo of the ingredients label from the products website.