SafaScan is a halal food scanner that reads the ingredient list on any packaged product and returns a clear Halal, Mushbooh, or Haram verdict in seconds.
Scan a barcode in the aisle, see the reasoning behind each verdict, and shop to the same standard you keep at home.

Evaluate packaged food at the ingredient level with a halal checker that shows the reasoning behind each result.
Daily duas, reminders, and wellness content that sit alongside your food choices.
Check a label in a supermarket, a corner shop, or an unfamiliar city.
Built around halal-conscious lifestyles, with plain-language explanations for every flag.
A closer look at the SafaScan experience, from the home dashboard to ingredient-level verdicts and the weekly Al’Dua library.

Know in 3 seconds if a product meets your standard.

Auto-detects barcodes and ingredient lists in the camera frame.

Clear Halal, Mushbooh, or Haram result for every ingredient, with the reason attached.

Weekly duas for food, gratitude, and wellness.
Most halal uncertainty comes from a short list of additives that give away nothing on the front of the pack. SafaScan works as a halal checker in your pocket, tracing those ingredients back to their likely source so you can make informed choices instead of guessing.
SafaScan is a halal scanner and halal ingredients checker built for everyday shopping rather than for research. Point the camera at a barcode and SafaScan resolves the product’s ingredient statement, traces the questionable components back to their likely source, and returns a clear verdict: halal, haram, or mushbooh. Each verdict arrives with the reasoning behind it, so you are never asked to trust a green checkmark you cannot interrogate.
Most halal uncertainty in a modern supermarket comes from a small set of recurring ingredients: gelatin, mono- and diglycerides, L-cysteine, carmine, natural flavors, enzymes, and alcohol-based extracts. A good halal food scanner has to handle exactly these cases, and SafaScan tracks them directly, flags them when the source is unclear, and explains which scholarly positions treat them differently. Where certification information exists, it appears alongside the verdict. SafaScan is an educational tool rather than a religious authority, so for rulings you want settled, take the ingredient details to a scholar or certifying body you trust. Product-specific verdicts live in the “Is it Halal?” library.
Beyond scanning, SafaScan includes daily faith-centered wellness content and a growing library of written verdicts for the products people ask about most. It is built by MetricPoint, which also publishes Foodsage for food sensitivity and autoimmune-aware eating and LabelBaby for infant nutrition, and offers all three to organizations as part of an inclusive employee benefits package.