Scan a barcode and get an honest 0–100 score in seconds. No barcode? Scan the ingredient label instead — Frela reads it and scores it anyway.
Free to try — no account needed.
Most scanners only work on packaged products that are already in a database. Frela works on the rest too.
Frela looks the product up in Open Food Facts, the largest open food database, and scores it instantly.
Frela reads the ingredient list with on-device text recognition — so imported, fresh and obscure products work too.
Every score opens into a breakdown showing exactly what pushed it up and what pulled it down.
Browse what actually scores well, and watch your own habit build up scan by scan.
Scanned something disappointing? Frela shows what beats it in the same aisle, and ranks the best of every category on German shelves.
Every scan is kept, counted and ranked. Ten ranks to climb, and a daily streak that makes checking labels a habit.
No black box and no AI guesswork — the score is calculated the same way every time, from four things.
The four parts are weighted by what kind of food it is — a cooking oil isn't judged like a soft drink. When a product's data is incomplete, Frela says so instead of inventing a flattering number.
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Barcode scans are looked up in Open Food Facts, the world's largest open food database, which has particularly strong European coverage. Label scans are read on your device with text recognition.
Scan the ingredient label instead. Frela reads the label text and scores it the same way, which works on any packaged food — including imported and store-brand products that databases tend to miss.
No. Nutrition is one of four inputs, and it does use the official Nutri-Score tables. Additives, ultra-processing and organic certification are scored separately, and the four are weighted differently depending on the type of food.
No. There is no sign-up, no email and no password. Your scans live on your phone.
No. Frela is an information tool for everyday food choices. It doesn't diagnose anything and it isn't a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice.
English and German. Frela follows your device language, and you can override it in Settings.