Scan any barcode. Grain decodes the label, shows how your region's regulator sees it, and surfaces a better-scoring alternative — in plain language, in your language.
It's written to be skimmed — the good words large, the Latin-named additives small. Underneath sits an ingredient list your own regulator has a position on. Some additives allowed today were banned next door last year. The label on the box will not tell you that.
Grain does.
Allergies, diet, trusted certifications, the regulator in your region — all fold into one number that's yours, not a brand's average.
Most scanners stop at groceries. Grain reads the label on your cereal, the ingredient list on your moisturiser, and the fine print on your multivitamin — each scored against the rules that actually apply to that category, in your country.
One app. The whole shelf.
Grain scores each in under a second. You pick the 91 and move on.
When an ingredient is genuinely disputed elsewhere in the world, Grain surfaces the dissent — clearly, briefly, without alarm.
Explore ranks what your local stores actually carry — top-scoring yogurts, cereals, cleansers, protein powders — filtered by your allergies, diet, and trusted certifications. Browsing, not searching.
Every scan gets a Grain says — a one-paragraph read that names the ingredient worth knowing, why it matters for you specifically, and whether to swap or carry on. No jargon. No hedging.
Ask Grain is an AI chat that knows the ingredient you just scanned. "Is sodium benzoate okay with my kids?" "What's actually in cochineal extract?" Answers are grounded in the regulator for your region.
A history of what you bought, a weekly summary, a handful of swaps that stuck.
Grain takes no money from brands to influence scores. No ad auctions. No data resale. The privacy page names every company that ever touches your data — there are six, and we audited them. If any of that stops being true, we've lost the plot.
Free to start. $3.99/month when you're ready.
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