Scan any label.
See what's inside.

Food, skincare, and cleaning products — a score out of 100 and a verdict from Safe Ingredients to Unsafe Ingredients.

FoodSkincareCleaningBabyPets
CAUTION
Erythritol
Sugar alcohol linked to elevated cardiovascular risk markers in recent studies.
Sketchy Labels app result screen
Beneficial
Stevia Extract — zero-calorie, plant-derived sweetener.
Safe IngredientsMostly SafePartly SafeSome UnsafeUnsafe IngredientsSafe IngredientsMostly SafePartly SafeSome UnsafeUnsafe IngredientsSafe IngredientsMostly SafePartly SafeSome UnsafeUnsafe IngredientsSafe IngredientsMostly SafePartly SafeSome UnsafeUnsafe IngredientsSafe IngredientsMostly SafePartly SafeSome UnsafeUnsafe IngredientsSafe IngredientsMostly SafePartly SafeSome UnsafeUnsafe Ingredients
How it works

From confused to confident, in one scan.

Step 01

Point.

Aim at any ingredient list — food, skincare, or cleaning label.

SCANNING
Step 02

Decode.

Cross-referenced against USDA, EU REACH, and NIH PubChem.

USDAEU REACHNIH PubChem
Step 03

Decide.

One score. One verdict. Plain English.

Unsafe IngredientsSafe Ingredients
The Score

Five tiers.
No grey area.

Every product scores 0–100 and lands in one of five tiers.

Nothing flagged

Every ingredient we found checks out.

95–100SAFE INGREDIENTS

Solid choice

A few neutral additives, nothing alarming.

70–94MOSTLY SAFE

Worth a look

A mix of ingredients — some fine, some not.

45–69PARTLY SAFE

Read the label

Multiple ingredients flagged.

20–44SOME UNSAFE

Proceed with caution

Contains ingredients flagged as unsafe.

0–19UNSAFE INGREDIENTS
Illustrative example · Cosmetic
Aloe Vera Hydration Lotion
63/100
PARTLY SAFE
3 ingredients to review
Propylparaben
Caution · #19
Phenoxyethanol
Caution · #12
Methylparaben
Caution · #14
Works on everything

If it has an ingredient list,
we can read it.

01 / FOOD

Groceries &
pantry

02 / BEAUTY

Skincare

03 / HOME

Cleaning

04 / KIDS

Baby & infant

05 / PETS

Pet care

Try it free.
Right now.

Scan a label and get your score.

Scan your first label