About this app

Veg is the friendly way to know if a food fits the way you eat. Point your camera at a product barcode, snap an ingredient label, or scan a restaurant menu, and Veg tells you in a moment whether it works for your diet. PICK YOUR DIET Choose vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, dairy-free, gluten-free, keto, paleo, halal, or kosher. Veg checks every scan against the diet you pick, and you can switch anytime. THREE WAYS TO CHECK - Barcode: scan a product for an instant verdict from a built-in database. - Ingredient label: snap a photo and Veg reads and classifies every line for you. - Restaurant menu: scan the menu and Veg highlights each dish. Green for a match, amber when it depends, red when it does not fit. PRIVATE BY DESIGN All processing happens on your device. No account, no tracking, and it works offline thanks to a bundled food database. CLEAR, HONEST ANSWERS Veg catches hidden animal ingredients and additives that are easy to miss, and it is upfront about its limits. For diets like keto, halal, and kosher, where a label alone cannot give the full picture, Veg flags clear conflicts and tells you when to confirm. MADE TO BE A JOY A cute, spinnable 3D mascot for every diet, satisfying scan animations, and a tidy history of everything you have checked. THOUSANDS OF INGREDIENTS AND DISHES A large curated database of common ingredients and restaurant dishes means Veg recognizes what you scan, from cheese and gelatin to caesar salad and pad thai. SPEAKS YOUR LANGUAGE Available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Whether you are vegan, managing an allergy, keeping kosher or halal, or just trying to eat a little kinder, Veg helps you shop and order with confidence. Data from Open Food Facts (ODbL). Veg is a guide, not a substitute for reading the label or asking the kitchen when accuracy matters.

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