ProcessedCheck

SCAN ANY FOOD & SEE HOW PROCESSED IT REALLY IS

ProcessedCheck uses AI to instantly show you how processed any food, ingredient list, nutrition label, or package is — with a simple 0-10 score.

Take a photo and get a clear answer in seconds.

FAST & HONEST FOOD DECISIONS

Tired of confusing ingredient lists and misleading package claims?

Snap a quick photo of your meal, snack, or packaged food and discover if it’s ultra-processed, moderately processed, or close to whole food. Perfect for grocery stores, kitchens, and everyday choices.

WORKS WITH ANYTHING YOU EAT

- Fresh meals and home-cooked plates

- Packaged snacks and frozen foods

- Ingredient lists & nutrition labels

- Restaurant takeout and fast food

- Bread, cereals, drinks, and more

Just point your camera and get honest processing insights based on what you can actually see.

SUPER SIMPLE RESULTS

Each scan gives you:

- Clear 0-10 processing score (higher = less processed)

- Short, easy-to-understand explanation

- One main reason why (additives, refined oils, whole ingredients, etc.)

- Saved history so you can track your choices over time

No lectures. Just fast, practical info you can use immediately.

BUILD BETTER HABITS

Save every scan and easily compare similar products. Over time you’ll start to recognize which foods are truly closer to whole and which ones are heavily processed.

BEST RESULTS WITH CLEAR PHOTOS

Use good lighting and make sure the food or label is clearly visible. Works with both camera and gallery photos.

ProcessedCheck is a simple food awareness tool. It is not medical, nutritional, allergy, or healthcare advice.

FEATURES

- AI-powered food processing scanner

- Instant 0-10 score

- Works on meals, packages & nutrition labels

- Short practical explanations

- Scan history & comparisons

- Clean, fast, dark interface

- Camera + gallery support

MAKE SMARTER FOOD CHOICES EVERY DAY

Download ProcessedCheck and instantly see how processed your food really is — one photo at a time.

DISCLAIMER

ProcessedCheck provides informational estimates based on visible image details only. Results should not be considered medical, nutritional, dietary, allergy, or healthcare advice.