Anaar Get early access

Coming soon to iPhone and Android

What's actually in it?

Point your phone at a barcode. Anaar shows you a score, the nutrients worth watching, and what the label really says — before it goes in the basket.

Built for shoppers in Canada and the United States.

The Anaar app showing granola with almond and honey: a score of 38 marked So-so, allergen chips reading contains almonds, wheat, milk and soy, 460 kcal per 100 g, and a nutrition panel.

Scan anything

Point at a barcode. That's it. No typing, no searching, no deciding which of nine results is the one in your hand.

The Anaar home screen listing products scanned today and yesterday, each with its score.

See it at a glance

A score, the nutrients to watch, what the label says. Every rating is a word and an icon as well as a colour, and you can open any score to see exactly what went into it.

The Why this score panel, breaking a product's rating down nutrient by nutrient.

Missing? Add it yourself

Photograph the nutrition label. Anaar reads it, adds the product, and the next person who scans that barcode gets it too.

Photographing a nutrition label adds the product for everyone.

Made to be read in a grocery aisle

Be the first to scan

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