Verella

Scan a barcode. Get a verdict that's actually about you. Generic nutrition scores treat everyone the same. Verella reads the label through your profile, your body stats, your goal, your dietary pattern, your food sensitivities, and returns one clear verdict: • Good choice • Fine in moderation • Better occasionally • Best avoided No cryptic 0–100 numbers. No one-size-fits-all grades. The same cereal can be a "Good choice" for one person and "Better occasionally" for another, because you're not the same person. Built for people who read labels for a reason. Tell Verella what matters to you, including profiles for Crohn's, IBS, GERD, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol, and it highlights the ingredients guidance says to watch, with plain-language notes on why. Every rule is based on published guidance from sources like NICE, the ADA, AHA, and NHS. No AI guesswork: verdicts come from a transparent, deterministic rules engine, so the same product and profile always get the same answer. Allergen aware. Flag any of the 14 major allergens (peanuts, milk, gluten, sesame, celery, mustard, and more) and Verella surfaces mentions in the ingredient list, including compound ones like "peanut butter." What Verella checks: • Added sugar, sodium, saturated fat, and fiber, against YOUR daily targets • Ingredient watchlist: flagged additives, dyes, and sweeteners, each with a source • Ultra-processing level (NOVA) • Serving-size reality check, what one serving means for your day • 12 dietary patterns, from Mediterranean to low-FODMAP Private by design. Your health profile stays yours. We never sell your data, and your conditions, allergens and scans are never used to target advertising. Sign in with Apple. Delete your account (and all data) any time, in-app. Free, all of it. Unlimited scans, your allergens, your health conditions, your diet patterns, your targets, ingredient flags, and every verdict explained with its source. No subscription, no trial, no account upgrade, nothing held back. Verella is paid for by ads. Product data from Open Food Facts (ODbL). If the data isn't there, Verella says "insufficient data", it never guesses. Verella provides general nutrition information, not medical advice. Always follow guidance from your own clinician or registered dietitian. --- Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/