Rest and Root Label Scanner

Big brands are counting on you not checking their labels. Your first scan is free. Let's see what they've been hiding.

Stop guessing what's in your products. Start knowing in seconds.

You're standing in the store. Holding two bottles. Squinting at ingredients you can't pronounce. Wondering if THIS is the one making you tired, foggy, and hormonal.

Here's what nobody tells you:

The apps most people use to check? They scan barcodes — from databases brands can literally pay into. A company can pay to be rated clean.

Rest & Root scans the ACTUAL ingredients.

Because chemistry doesn't have a PR budget.

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WHAT IT DOES

Point your camera at any label — personal care, cleaning products, food, even handmade products at craft shows — and within seconds you know:

-What's toxic and exactly why -What it does to your body in plain English (no chemistry degree required) -Which minerals it depletes and what that feels like -When two ingredients react dangerously together -What to swap to — including DIY recipes you can make at home -Peer-reviewed sources for every claim

No guessing. No Googling. Just answers.

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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

"seriously addictive to scan things and learn what the ingredients do" "accurate, reliable and a quick overview to identify unwanted additives within seconds. Beginner friendly and I appreciate the feature that suggests healthier alternatives."

"This is an awesome app!!"

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BUILT BY A CERTIFIED NATUROPATH

Hi, I'm Lindsay — certified naturopath and HTMA practitioner. After my Hashimoto's diagnosis I realized the products I'd trusted for years were quietly working against my body.

I built the tool I wished I had — so you don't have to learn the hard way like I did.

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YOUR FIRST SCAN IS FREE

Try it completely free — no account, no commitment. Scan something from your bathroom tonight and see what comes up.

After your free trial: $12.99/month or $120/year (works out to less than a coffee a month)

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For educational purposes only. Not medical advice.