Vitalens: Food Label Scanner
Health & Fitness
Scan food labels for your allergies, diabetes and BP. Find better choices.
- Downloads
- 19+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Nov 8
- 2026 · v1.5.0
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About Vitalens: Food Label Scanner
Is this food right for you? Scan the barcode, snap the pack or search by name, and Vitalens gives you a clear, personal answer in seconds, with better choices from the same shelf.
Made for your health, not for everyone
• Tell Vitalens about allergies (peanuts, gluten, milk and more), your diet (vegetarian, vegan, Jain, halal) and conditions like diabetes, high BP, high cholesterol or kidney disease.
• Every product gets a simple verdict, from "Great choice" to "Not for you", with the reasons in plain words.
• India first: FSSAI rules for additives, the green and brown dot, and Indian foods. Rules for 70+ countries.
Scan any way you like
• Auto scan: point the camera at a barcode, the front of the pack, the ingredient list or the nutrition table, and Vitalens works out the rest.
• No barcode? Search by product name, or take a photo of the front of the pack.
• Ingredient lists and E-numbers explained: what each additive does and where it is restricted.
Better choices, picked for you
• Each review suggests healthier products from the same shelf that suit your allergies, diet and health, with the reason: less salt, less sugar, more fibre, no palm oil.
Shopping list
• Add products from any review or with one tap (milk, atta, dal…). Medicines that are running low are suggested.
• Tick items off in the shop. Scan a product on your list to mark it bought. Share the list on WhatsApp.
Food diary and meal plans from your own kitchen
• 480 foods: Indian home food in roti, katori and plate sizes (with Maharashtrian favourites), plus Japanese, American and European dishes, and anything you scan. Calories, carbs, protein, salt and sugar against your own daily budget.
• Weekly meal plans from the food of the country you live in, with dishes that contain your allergens left out.
Medicines and health
• Dose reminders that ring like an alarm if you want, Taken and Snooze, refill alerts and food–medicine checks.
• BP, sugar and oxygen readings in plain words, a daily feelings check-in, doctor visits and a one-page doctor report (PDF) to share.
Easy mode for parents
• Big buttons, plain words, read-aloud answers ("Can I eat this?") and an emergency card.
45 languages, including Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Urdu and Nepali, plus Japanese, German, French, Spanish and more.
Private by design
Your profile, medicines and health logs stay on your phone. Optional Google backup is encrypted. Barcode lookups send only the barcode; name searches send only the words you type.
Vitalens gives general information, not medical advice. Always check the pack and ask your doctor about your diet. Product data partly from Open Food Facts (ODbL).
Made for your health, not for everyone
• Tell Vitalens about allergies (peanuts, gluten, milk and more), your diet (vegetarian, vegan, Jain, halal) and conditions like diabetes, high BP, high cholesterol or kidney disease.
• Every product gets a simple verdict, from "Great choice" to "Not for you", with the reasons in plain words.
• India first: FSSAI rules for additives, the green and brown dot, and Indian foods. Rules for 70+ countries.
Scan any way you like
• Auto scan: point the camera at a barcode, the front of the pack, the ingredient list or the nutrition table, and Vitalens works out the rest.
• No barcode? Search by product name, or take a photo of the front of the pack.
• Ingredient lists and E-numbers explained: what each additive does and where it is restricted.
Better choices, picked for you
• Each review suggests healthier products from the same shelf that suit your allergies, diet and health, with the reason: less salt, less sugar, more fibre, no palm oil.
Shopping list
• Add products from any review or with one tap (milk, atta, dal…). Medicines that are running low are suggested.
• Tick items off in the shop. Scan a product on your list to mark it bought. Share the list on WhatsApp.
Food diary and meal plans from your own kitchen
• 480 foods: Indian home food in roti, katori and plate sizes (with Maharashtrian favourites), plus Japanese, American and European dishes, and anything you scan. Calories, carbs, protein, salt and sugar against your own daily budget.
• Weekly meal plans from the food of the country you live in, with dishes that contain your allergens left out.
Medicines and health
• Dose reminders that ring like an alarm if you want, Taken and Snooze, refill alerts and food–medicine checks.
• BP, sugar and oxygen readings in plain words, a daily feelings check-in, doctor visits and a one-page doctor report (PDF) to share.
Easy mode for parents
• Big buttons, plain words, read-aloud answers ("Can I eat this?") and an emergency card.
45 languages, including Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Urdu and Nepali, plus Japanese, German, French, Spanish and more.
Private by design
Your profile, medicines and health logs stay on your phone. Optional Google backup is encrypted. Barcode lookups send only the barcode; name searches send only the words you type.
Vitalens gives general information, not medical advice. Always check the pack and ask your doctor about your diet. Product data partly from Open Food Facts (ODbL).