SPICE - Allergy & E-numbers

Know in one second if a product is safe for you. SPICE scans barcodes, photos of ingredient lists and restaurant menus, and gives you an instant green or red verdict. No reading, no guessing. Always free, no account needed. 🔍 HOW IT WORKS Scan the barcode or take a photo of the ingredient list. SPICE instantly identifies which allergens and additives are present, even if the label is in Chinese, Arabic or another script. ✅ ALL MAJOR ALLERGENS COVERED All 14 EU-mandatory allergens and beyond: gluten, milk, lactose, eggs, fish, crustaceans, shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, celery, mustard, sesame, sulphites, lupin, molluscs, fructose intolerance and histamine intolerance. ⚗️ E-NUMBER CHECKER Unlike most allergy apps, SPICE checks 39 E-numbers and food additives. Switch each one on or off: • E120 (Carmine): red dye from insects, avoided by vegans and for religious reasons • E441 (Gelatine): animal-derived, relevant for halal, kosher, vegan and vegetarian • E621 (MSG), E211, E951 and more: sweeteners, preservatives and colourings 👨‍👩‍👧 MULTIPLE PROFILES Create separate profiles for yourself, your partner and your children. Each profile has its own allergen and E-number list. Switch between profiles with one tap while scanning. 🍽️ RESTAURANT MODE Point the camera at a menu. SPICE reads the text automatically, including Asian scripts. Ideal for travelling abroad or labels in an unfamiliar language. 🪧 ALLERGEN CARD A personal allergen card in 29 languages, including a phrase for the waiter in the local language. Show it to restaurant staff — they'll understand instantly. 📋 YOUR SCANNED PRODUCTS Every scanned product is saved, sorted by safe and unsafe. Search by name or filter by allergen or E-number. 🌍 8 LANGUAGES English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Polish. Products are automatically translated into your language. 🔒 PRIVACY FIRST No account. No registration. No tracking. All data stays on your phone. Works offline once products are cached. Perfect for people with food allergies or intolerances, vegans, vegetarians, halal and kosher consumers, parents tracking their child's allergens, and anyone who wants to know exactly what's in their food.