For plant-based eating
The front says plant-based. The back is a different story.
Animal products hide behind names that look like chemistry. Turn on the vegan preset and Chomply checks all 41 terms against every label you scan, in about a second.
Sound familiar?
You should not need a chemistry degree to buy crisps.
Whey powder in the cheese and onion. Gelatine in the fruit gums. Isinglass, carmine, shellac, L-cysteine, and a dozen more that give away nothing about where they came from. You either learn the whole list or you put the packet back, and neither of those is a good evening.
I’ve read this twice and I still don’t know what carmine is.
How Chomply helps
Built for exactly this
The same scan everyone gets, pointed at what you actually need it to catch.
The whole list, not the obvious ones
The vegan preset carries 41 terms, including the ones nobody memorises: isinglass, carmine, shellac, L-cysteine, royal jelly, bone char.
Vegetarian and pescatarian too
Three presets, so the list matches how you actually eat rather than the nearest label. Turn one on and drop anything that doesn’t apply to you.
Works when there is no barcode
Loose bakery items, imports, market stalls. Photograph the ingredients panel and Chomply reads it the same way.
What it looks like
Four things that look fine on the front
Checked against the vegan preset. The back of the pack tells a different story on two of them.
Chomply is also for
Ready when you are
Stop reading E-numbers in the aisle.
Turn on the vegan preset and scan the first thing in your cupboard tonight.
Start free, no card needed