CheckMe

Scan any label and find out what's actually inside. Built for people who actually read ingredient lists — without needing a chemistry degree to make sense of them.

CheckMe helps you understand what's really in the food you eat and the products you put on your skin. Point your camera at any ingredient label and get a clear, honest breakdown in seconds — no jargon, no guesswork.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Food Scanner Snap a photo of any food label and see what's worth knowing. CheckMe groups ingredients into categories — preservatives, added sugars, oils, proteins, additives, and more — so you can spot what matters at a glance. Tap any ingredient to learn what it does and whether it lines up with your dietary preferences.

Nutrition Facts Scanner Capture a nutrition panel and get a full breakdown of calories, macros, vitamins, and minerals. See how each nutrient compares to your daily target, adjust serving sizes, and compare two products side by side to make a better call at the shelf.

Personal Care Scanner Reading a skincare ingredient list shouldn't require a dermatology textbook. CheckMe flags ingredients that may irritate your skin type, breaks them down into categories like actives, humectants, emollients, and preservatives, and explains what each one actually does.

YOUR PROFILE, YOUR FLAGS Set up a quick profile with your allergies, dietary preferences, skin type, and any sensitivities. Every scan is filtered through what matters to you — so the warnings you see are the ones worth your attention.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens on your iPhone. No cloud uploads, no tracking, no accounts. Your scans, your profile, and your results stay on your device. CheckMe uses Apple Intelligence to do the heavy lifting locally, so nothing about what you scan ever leaves your phone.

DESIGNED TO BE READ A clean, dark, focused interface with six themes to choose from. Animated backgrounds that fit each section. Built for one job: helping you make sense of what's on the back of the box.

CheckMe is for anyone who has ever flipped a product over, squinted at a 40-word ingredient list, and wondered what half of it actually means.