Is It Healthy

Is it actually healthy? Point your camera at it and find out.

Is It Healthy turns confusing labels into plain English. Snap a photo of any food or everyday product — a cereal box, a protein bar, a moisturizer, a multivitamin — and get a friendly, balanced breakdown in seconds: what's in it, what it offers, what to keep an eye on, and what to consider instead.

WHAT EVERY SCAN TELLS YOU • A simple 1–10 score with a plain-English quick take • Estimated calories, sugar, salt and fats compared to everyday guidelines • Every hard-to-pronounce ingredient, explained in normal words • Additives and preservatives described factually — no scare tactics • How processed it really is, from whole food to ultra-processed • Common allergens to double-check on the label • Certifications decoded — which label claims are regulated and which are marketing • Smarter swaps when something lands on the indulgent side • Portion perspective, storage tips, usage ideas and fun facts

BEYOND THE PANTRY Not just food. Scan cosmetics, skincare, hair care, supplements and household products too — same friendly breakdown, same plain English. Ingredient lists finally make sense, whether they're on a soup can or a shampoo bottle.

MY SHELF Every item you check is saved to your shelf automatically. Build a picture of what you actually buy, revisit past scans, and watch your smarter choices add up.

EXPLORE Browse what curious shoppers everywhere are putting under the lens — an endless aisle of snacks, staples and products, each with its full breakdown attached.

NO BARCODES NEEDED If you can photograph it, we can break it down: packaged goods, fresh produce, restaurant plates, home cooking, even the unlabeled mystery snack from the corner bakery.

A QUICK, HONEST NOTE Is It Healthy shares general educational information generated by AI. It can make mistakes, and every figure is an estimate. It is not medical, dietary or treatment advice, and it cannot tell you whether a product is safe for your allergies or sensitivities — always read the actual product label and talk to a doctor, registered dietitian or pharmacist about your personal needs. Ratings are our independent editorial opinion based on widely published guidelines.