SweetSpot - Sweetener Scanner

Scan any barcode to see every sweetener inside — from stevia to sucralose. Built for people with allergies, sensitivities, or anyone who reads ingredient labels.

SweetSpot decodes the sweeteners in your food.

Scan a barcode and in seconds see every sweetener inside — from cane sugar to sucralose, stevia to erythritol, allulose to acesulfame potassium. Built originally for people with sweetener allergies, it has become the go-to app for anyone who actually wants to understand what is going into their body.

SCAN ANY BARCODE Point your camera at any product and SweetSpot pulls ingredients from a database of 3+ million products. If a barcode is not found, snap a photo of the ingredient label and we will read it with on-device OCR.

DETECT 45+ SWEETENERS From household names like xylitol and erythritol to obscure E-numbers like E950 and E955, SweetSpot recognizes them all — including misspellings, aliases, and compound names.

EVIDENCE-BASED HEALTH SCORES Each sweetener is scored across taste quality, sugar impact, naturalness, tooth-friendliness, and overall health. Scores are backed by 290+ real research citations you can tap through to the primary paper.

AVOIDANCE MODE Tell SweetSpot which sweeteners you need to avoid — for allergies, gut sensitivity, low-sugar diets, or personal choice. Every scan is flagged the second an avoided ingredient is detected.

WATCHLIST & ALERTS Subscribe to sweeteners you care about and get notified when research or regulatory status changes.

PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH, ACCESSIBLE Deep-dives on glycemic index, insulin impact, digestive tolerance, FDA/EFSA status, and ADI limits — plain-language summaries plus links to the original studies.

SWEETSPOT PRO • Unlimited scans • Full evidence metrics and research citations • Sweetener comparison tool • Priority OCR processing

PRIVACY FIRST Your scan history stays on your device. We do not sell your data — ever. Funded by users, not food companies.

Medical disclaimer: SweetSpot is an educational tool. Scores are illustrative estimates — always consult a healthcare professional for dietary decisions, especially with allergies.