Built and tested
Supplement Label Decoder
Snap a photo of a Supplement Facts panel and see what's really in the bottle.
What it does
- Actual mineral amount: “Magnesium Glycinate 1000 mg” is only about 141 mg of magnesium.
- % Daily Value against the FDA Daily Values, with IU conversions for vitamins A, D and E.
- An adult upper-limit check per day, at the number of servings you actually take.
- Foods that already cover each nutrient, from the NIH fact sheets.
- Real cost per serving, per day, per 30 days and per 100 mg of actual mineral.
- A warning when a proprietary blend hides the individual amounts.
- A share card image and a 20-point label-reading checklist.
Where it runs and what stays private
Text recognition (OCR) runs on your device. No photo or text leaves your computer, and testing confirms it.
Good to know
- OCR quality depends on the photo. You can fix the text before decoding.
- Upper limits are for healthy adults 19 and older, and are not personal advice.
- Herbal and botanical ingredients are listed but not evaluated.
- Not medical advice.
How to get it
It is built and tested. Inquire for deployment details. Email us for more information.