How does Halal Scanner decide a verdict?
The app checks ingredients and additives against a reference database, then labels the result as halal, doubtful, not halal, or unknown when data is missing.
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A SoftUtopia app
Halal Scanner: Food Checker
Check food before you buy it.
Scan a barcode, search by name, or analyze a label to understand whether a product is likely halal, doubtful, or not halal based on its ingredients.
Inside the app
A closer look
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Designed with purpose
What it helps you do
Focused features, shaped around one clear job.
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Barcode, product, and ingredient-label scanning
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Clear halal, doubtful, not halal, and unknown verdicts
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Flagged ingredient and E-number breakdowns
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AI follow-up questions about each product
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History, saved lists, multilingual, and RTL support
Good to know
Frequently asked
Is this a halal certification or religious ruling?
No. Halal Scanner provides an automated ingredient-based estimate, not a certification or fatwa. Official certification should still be verified.
Direct from the studio
How can we help?
Found a bug, have a question, or want to suggest a feature? Your note goes straight to the team behind Halal Scanner.