Reads Japanese food labels
Point your camera at the ingredient panel. No typing, no dictionary app, no guessing at kanji.
// MoguMogu — Japanese food-label scanner
Scan a label.
Know if it's safe.
Every ingredient list in Japan assumes you can read it. If you're vegetarian, halal, or shopping with an allergy, one dense paragraph of kanji stands between you and dinner. MoguMogu reads the label for you and tells you, plainly, whether it fits your diet.
Free on the App Store · by sapporosoft
// features
Built for the supermarket aisle
Applies your diet, not a generic one
Vegetarian, vegan, halal, allergies, or your own exclusions. Set it once and every scan is checked against it.
Explains every verdict
A verdict you can’t question isn’t worth much. Tap “Why?” and see exactly which ingredient decided it.
Checks the whole family at once
Add a profile for each person you shop for. One scan shows who can eat it and who can’t.
// how it works
Three steps, ten seconds
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Set your diet once
Pick vegetarian, vegan, or halal, list your allergens, and add family members if you shop for more than one plate.
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Scan the label
Barcode or ingredient panel, in the shop or at home.
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Get a verdict with reasons
Safe, doubtful, or unsafe, per person, with the exact ingredients that decided it.
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See it in both languages
The same scan, in English and Japanese — MoguMogu speaks whichever your phone does.
// download
The next label you can't read doesn't have to be a gamble.
Verdicts are computed on your device, against your own profile. Allergen checks follow Japan's official food-labeling rules.