Mild: Food Scanner

Read any label. In your language. Food labels are printed in six point type, and abroad they are in a language you do not read. You are holding a packet in a supermarket in Tokyo or Lisbon with no idea what is in it, how many calories it has, or whether it is something you should be eating at all. Scan the barcode and Mild opens that label on your screen at readable size, translated into your own language, 18 supported. Calories, protein, fat and carbs, plus a balance score out of 100 with plain flags like high protein, minimally processed or high energy density. You know what you are buying before you buy it. Barcode matches and nutrition data come primarily from Open Food Facts, an open global database with more than 4 million products from over 150 countries. For some U.S. products, Mild also uses USDA FoodData Central. The underlying product data comes from these databases; it is not generated by AI. Every scan is saved, so you can compare products later instead of standing in the aisle guessing. Then cook with it. Snap an open fridge, scan a barcode, or pick ingredients from a list. Mild recognises what is there and shows what you can cook right now, with no shopping trip required. Point the camera at anything edible and Mild counts the calories. Loose ingredients on a counter, a packet from the shop, or a cooked plate in front of you. Most apps do one or the other. Mild does all three in the same shot. 2,000 recipes reviewed by a chef. Not scraped from the web, not generated in bulk. Every one has been checked by a professional and actually works. When your combination is unusual and nothing fits, AI Recipes builds a dish around exactly what you have. Tell Mild once what you do not eat, vegan, gluten-free, keto, allergies, and every recipe respects it. Filter further by meal type, cooking time, calories, difficulty or cuisine. Cooking mode is built for the counter. Each step lists exact quantities and equipment. Tap any duration in the instructions to start a timer. Several run at once, each named by its step, and they keep going in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen while you use other apps. Missing something? Mild builds a shopping list from the gaps. Order it through a grocery delivery service in your country, or open the map and find the nearest shop. Every ingredient has its own entry: what it is, what it is good for, and a full nutrition breakdown with vitamins, minerals and allergens. Available in 18 languages. Read the label. Cook the dish. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/