No ads
Brands cannot buy placement, banners, or attention inside Shrayk.
Coming soon · iOS + Android
Scan the barcode. Know what you’re holding.
Point the camera at any barcode. Shrayk finds the product on Open Food Facts, shows it clearly in Arabic or English, and keeps it in a history that stays on your device.
App StoreComing soon
Google PlayComing soon
No account needed · No ads · Your history stays on your device
Scanning…
Oat cerealProduct found
Independence first
A project with nothing to sell you.
Shrayk answers to the person holding the product — no one else.
No brand influence
No one can pay to change a score, hide a factor, or move an alternative.
Method published first
The full scoring contract is public in Arabic and English before the feature ships.
Shipped today
From an unfamiliar pack to a product you recognise.
All three steps work in the current build.
Scan
Aim at EAN or UPC barcodes. Decoding happens on-device.
Look up
Shrayk asks Open Food Facts for the matching product record.
Remember
Open recent products again from history stored on your device.
Oat cerealBreakfast cereals
Excellent
- Nutrition52 / 60
- Additives24 / 30
- Organic10 / 10
Sample score — oat cereal
The Shrayk score
A score you can take apart.
Every score will come from versioned, deterministic code — published before it ships. Open any result and see exactly which factors moved the number.
75–100Excellent
50–74Good
25–49Poor
0–24Bad
Coming with scoring
The point isn't the bad news. It's the swap.
Chocolate breakfast cerealBreakfast cereals
Poor
- Nutrition23 / 60
- Additives15 / 30
- Organic0 / 10
Oat cerealBreakfast cereals
Excellent
- Nutrition48 / 60
- Additives24 / 30
- Organic10 / 10
Better alternatives ship with scoring in a later release. Both cards illustrate the published model — they are not live results.
Published before it ships
The whole model, in four numbers.
60%of the score comes from nutritional quality
30%comes from additive context
+10bonus for verified organic products
0brands that can pay to change a result
Additive penalty tiers
0−6−15−30
A high-risk additive caps the final score at 49.
Alcohol, supplements, infant formula and pet food are never rated.
“Not enough data” is a real result — Shrayk returns it instead of guessing.
Every claim, a named source
EFSA
IARC
ANSES
EFSA OpenFoodTox
Open Food Facts
Named sources are cited, not partners or endorsers. Product data from Open Food Facts under the ODbL licence.
The roadmap, honestly
One scan, more over time.
Barcode scan
EAN-13/8 and UPC-A/E scanning with Open Food Facts lookup.
In the appLocal history
Return to recent scans without creating an account.
In the appArabic + English
Bilingual from the first release, with a true RTL interface.
In the app0–100 score
Deterministic scoring with a complete factor breakdown.
Planned · Phase 2Additive context
Risk levels with citations to primary scientific bodies.
Planned · Phase 2Better alternatives
Comparable options from the same product category.
Planned · Phase 2Dietary alerts
Gluten, lactose, vegan, pork-free and preference checks.
Planned · Phase 2Product contributions
Add a missing product with guided label photos.
Planned · Phase 3Search + offline
Find products without a barcode and revisit cached results.
Planned · Phase 4Cosmetics scanning
Understand ingredient lists on personal-care labels too.
Planned · Phase 6Grounded product chat
Answers limited to the product’s own data and cited context.
Planned · Phase 7Built together
The Saudi catalog doesn't exist yet. You're building it.
Global databases barely cover Saudi and GCC shelves. When contributions open, adding a missing product will take about a minute — and every addition makes the next scan better for everyone.
حبوب الشوفانتم العثور على المنتج
Plain-language privacy
The camera reads barcodes. It does not record you.
- Barcode decoding happens on your device.
- Only the barcode number is sent to look up a product.
- Scan history stays on your device in the current release.
- No advertising trackers — none.
Questions, answered
Nothing important hidden in small print.
Is the score live yet?
Not yet. The model is published first; scoring ships in a later release, and nothing on this site computes a live product result today.
How is the score calculated?
Every score comes from a published, deterministic 0–100 model. The methodology page explains each factor and how it is weighted.
Why does a product score low?
Open the factor breakdown on any result to see exactly what moved the score — nutrition, additives, and processing.
Do brands pay to change results?
No. Shrayk has no paid score placement, advertising, or affiliate ranking.
What if my product is not found?
Add it in about a minute with guided label photos, and it becomes available for everyone.
Is my data shared?
The barcode is sent to Open Food Facts to retrieve a product. Your local scan history is not uploaded by the current release.
Is Shrayk medical advice?
No. Shrayk provides general product information only. Always read the physical label and seek qualified advice for allergies or medical needs.
Where does Shrayk work?
You can scan supported EAN and UPC barcodes anywhere, though catalog coverage varies by country and product.
Does it work offline?
Your scan history and recent lookups stay available on your device. New lookups need a connection.
A better question at every shelf.
Shrayk is launching soon on iOS and Android — in Arabic and English.
App StoreComing soon
Google PlayComing soon