Food Scanner App & Ingredient Checker for Food Sensitivities & Autoimmune Wellness
Foodsage is a food scanner app that helps you identify ingredients related to food sensitivities, autoimmune wellness, and healthier eating choices.
Scan any packaged food with our food label scanner app, instantly see what's inside, and make choices that feel right for your body – whether you're avoiding triggers, managing inflammation, or simply eating cleaner.
See What Your Labels Are Really Telling You With A Food Ingredient Checker Built for Real Reactions
From weekly health scores to autoimmune-mode verdicts and smarter alternatives, Foodsage turns every scan into a decision you can trust.
Point your camera at any ingredient list for instant analysis.
Autoimmune mode flags ingredients you may want to avoid.
Find low-concern picks and cleaner alternatives on the spot.
Built Around Your Conditions, Sensitivities and Clean-Eating Goals
When you set up Foodsage you choose what matters to you, and every scan is checked against those choices.
Your conditions
Choose the conditions that apply to you, such as celiac disease, diabetes, IBD, Graves' disease, Hashimoto's, lupus, PCOS, multiple sclerosis or rheumatoid arthritis.
Your sensitivities
Add custom sensitivities such as dairy, gluten, FODMAP, nightshade, lectin-related foods, nuts, shellfish or soy.
Your clean-eating goals
Choose what to avoid: artificial additives and preservatives, industrial seed oils, added sugars and sweeteners, refined and processed starches, nitrates and nitrites, or gluten-containing grains.
Ingredient-level verdicts, not just a score
Each scan returns a verdict, such as Avoid, along with the specific ingredients that matched your selections. In allergy mode, for example, a yogurt scan can list milk protein as an allergen and mark a vague term like natural flavors as a possible allergen, since it may contain allergens. Foodsage also shows how many inflammatory ingredients it found, with details, and a button to see alternatives.
Foodsage provides ingredient information to help you shop. It does not diagnose or treat any condition. Using the Monash FODMAP app too? See how the two compare in Monash FODMAP App vs. MetricPoint Foodsage.
Everything You Need in An Ingredient Checker App to Choose with Confidence
Sensitivity Scan
Quickly identify ingredients linked to food sensitivities, intolerances, and autoimmune triggers with a built-in food sensitivity tracker app experience.
Autoimmune-Friendly Insights
Get guidance aligned with anti-inflammatory, gut-friendly, and autoimmune wellness goals.
Healthier Alternatives
Compare products and find swaps that support cleaner, better-for-you eating.
Personalized Weekly Meal Plans
Get a weekly menu built around your profile, including AIP-diet and PCOS-friendly recipes. Meal plans are informational and not medical advice.
Wellness Tracking
Log meals and symptoms, spot patterns, and build routines that fit your body.
Know what's in your food before it affects how you feel.
Foodsage decodes ingredient labels like a personal food label scanner app, so you can spot potential triggers, inflammatory additives, and hidden ingredients that may work against your wellness goals.
- Identify ingredients tied to food sensitivities and intolerances
- Support autoimmune and anti-inflammatory eating patterns
- Discover cleaner alternatives while you shop with a food scanner app in your pocket
- Build confidence in everyday food choices.
About Foodsage
Foodsage is an ingredient checker app built for people who react to what they eat. Food sensitivities rarely announce themselves on the front of a package. They hide in emulsifiers, thickeners, preservatives, flavour carriers, and the additives that keep shelf-stable food shelf-stable. Foodsage reads the full ingredient panel from a barcode or photo and tells you, in plain language, which components are commonly linked to intolerance, inflammation, or gut irritation.
The app is designed around autoimmune and elimination-style eating. You set the ingredients and ingredient families you are avoiding, and every scan is graded against your own profile rather than a generic health score. Over time, Foodsage works as a food sensitivity tracker app, surfacing patterns across the products you scan most often, so you can see which additives keep appearing in your basket and swap them for cleaner alternatives that fit the same role in your kitchen.
Foodsage is one of three consumer apps built by MetricPoint, alongside SafaScan for halal verification and LabelBaby for infant and toddler nutrition. All three run on the same food intelligence engine and the same public and licensed ingredient datasets, and all three are available to employees through the MetricPoint employer wellness suite.
Foodsage compared
How Foodsage stacks up against other food scanner apps.
Frequently asked questions
What does Foodsage do?
- Foodsage scans food labels and flags ingredients linked to food sensitivities, inflammation, and autoimmune triggers so you can make informed choices in the aisle.
Can Foodsage help with anti-inflammatory eating?
- Yes. Foodsage highlights common inflammatory ingredients and suggests friendlier alternatives based on the profile you set up.
What does a Foodsage scan show?
- Each scan returns a verdict, such as Avoid, with the specific ingredients that matched the conditions, sensitivities and clean-eating goals you set up. Vague terms like natural flavors can be marked as a possible allergen, and Foodsage shows how many inflammatory ingredients it found and offers alternatives.
Can Foodsage check for FODMAPs?
- Yes. FODMAP is one of the custom sensitivities you can choose during setup, alongside dairy, gluten, nightshade, lectin-related foods, nuts, shellfish and soy. Foodsage checks a product's ingredients against your selections and shows which ones matched. For portion-based FODMAP ratings, the Monash University FODMAP app remains the reference.
Does Foodsage create meal plans?
- Yes. Foodsage builds personalized weekly meal plans based on the profile you set up, including AIP-diet and PCOS-friendly recipes. Meal plans are informational and do not replace advice from your doctor or a registered dietitian.
Does Foodsage replace medical advice?
- No. Foodsage is an informational ingredient checker and does not diagnose or treat any condition. Always consult a qualified clinician about your diet.
Is Foodsage available on iOS and Android?
- Yes, Foodsage is available on the App Store and Google Play.