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About Peel - Ingredients scanner

The label tells you what's in it. It doesn't tell you what any of it means. Maltodextrin. Sodium Benzoate. CI 19140. Most ingredient lists read like a chemistry exam. Peel changes that. Point your camera at any food or cosmetic label and Peel instantly decodes every ingredient, flags what's harmful, and tells you exactly what you're putting in or on your body. Plain language. Real answers. Every time. Scan any label in seconds Snap a photo or scan a barcode and get a full ingredient breakdown instantly. Peel reads the label so you never have to search each ingredient one by one again. Know what you're really buying Every ingredient is rated No concern, Low Concern, Moderate, or High Concern, backed by IARC classifications, EU regulatory data, and EFSA overexposure warnings. See which ingredients are banned in Europe, flagged by the WHO, or linked to long-term health concerns, all at a glance. Built around you Add your allergens and the ingredients you personally choose to avoid. Peel flags them on every scan. Purple for allergens. Amber for your avoid list. Nothing slips through. Compare before you commit Standing between two products on the shelf? Compare them side by side. See which has more high-risk ingredients, stronger EU approval, and a cleaner overall profile before you put it in your trolley. Look up anything, anytime Search any ingredient, E-number, or INS code by name. Get the full picture: Concern level, EU status, vegan flags, palm oil links, and more. Knowledge on demand, no scan required. Your full scan history Every scan is saved and organised. Review past products, track what you have been buying, and revisit any ingredient you were unsure about. Peel Pro - the full experience Free users get daily scans and core ingredient ratings. Upgrade to Pro and unlock unlimited scans, your complete scan history, and the full offline ingredient database. 30,000+ ingredients available even without a signal. Ideal for shopping trips, travel, and anywhere connectivity is not guaranteed. Weekly, monthly, and yearly Pro plans available. Cancel anytime from your subscription settings. Who is Peel for? Peel was built for anyone who has ever flipped a product over, stared at the ingredient list, and had no idea what they were looking at. Whether you are managing a food allergy, cutting out harmful additives, going vegan, or simply curious about what is in your moisturiser, Peel gives you the information you deserve, instantly and clearly. You bought the product. You deserve to know what is in it. Peel. Know what's inside. Terms of Use: https://nyoargames.github.io/NyoarGames-support/terms-of-use-peel.html

What’s new

Version 1.5.0 · Updated September 2, 2026

- Improved Ui - Added more ingredients - Faster Scans and Analysis - Minor performance improvements

App privacy

The developer, Rohan Manocha, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • Identifiers: Device ID

Used for: App Functionality

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