Scan any barcode. Get an instant, personalised verdict — judged against what you care about, not a one-size-fits-all score.
Free to use. No account required. Your data stays on your device.
Most food apps stop at a letter grade. Here's what Olive Avocado actually shows you after a scan.
Illustrative example — not a real scan result.
Fine as an occasional treat, but too sweet and processed to be an everyday snack — mainly down to added sugar and a couple of additives.
Point your camera at any packaged food — done in under a second.
An instant, personalised read on whether it fits what you care about.
See a genuinely better alternative, or a reason to keep buying it.
Most food-scoring apps stop at a letter grade. Olive Avocado tells you why, and what to do about it.
Every E-number gets a plain-English summary and a risk tier — sourced from EFSA, FDA, and WHO/JECFA, not guesswork.
Tell it you care about sugar, not salt — every verdict is weighted against your own priorities, not a generic score.
Set the allergens you avoid once. Every scan checks against them automatically, including in suggested swaps.
When something's not great, get a real alternative from the same category — with links to Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Amazon.
Photograph a meal and get an AI estimate of ingredients, allergens, and calories — clearly marked as an estimate, not a fact.
No accounts, no ad trackers. Your preferences and scan history live on your device, not our servers.
Verdicts are ranking-neutral by design — here's exactly how.
Verdicts and swap suggestions are based purely on nutrient data and your own priorities — brands can't pay for a better score.
Nothing in the app is a paid placement. What you see is what the data says, not what a brand paid for.
No login, no ad SDKs, no analytics trackers. Your preferences and history stay on your device.
Product data from Open Food Facts, additive summaries from EFSA/FDA/WHO sources, verdicts from Google's Gemini AI. Informational only — always check packaging yourself, especially for serious allergies or medical conditions.
Open Food Facts, a free, crowd-sourced product database. Additive risk summaries are sourced from EFSA, FDA, and WHO/JECFA public food safety data. Verdicts themselves are generated by Google's Gemini AI, weighed against your own stated priorities.
No. Olive Avocado is informational only, not a substitute for professional medical, dietary, or allergy advice. Always check packaging yourself, especially for serious allergies or medical conditions — crowd-sourced data can be incomplete or wrong.
No. There's no login and no user account system. Your preferences, allergens to avoid, and scan history are stored locally on your device only.
Yes, free to use. Some alternative product suggestions link out to Amazon or UK supermarkets, and Amazon links may earn a small commission — this never affects which products are shown or how they're ranked.
You can photograph a plate of food instead, and get an AI estimate of likely ingredients, allergens, and calories — clearly marked as an estimate, since it can't see hidden ingredients like sauces or oils.
