Halal Trace
A halal ingredient scanner for iOS and Android.
Halal Trace checks every ingredient in a packaged food product — scanned from its barcode or read off a photograph of its label — against a curated knowledge base, and tells you where the product stands and which ingredient decided it. When the answer isn't certain, it says so rather than guessing.
At a glance
| Platforms | iOS and Android |
|---|---|
| Status | In development — not yet released on either store |
| Price | Free, with an optional one-off Pro purchase |
| Languages | Reads labels in English, German, Swedish, Spanish and French |
| Accounts | None — no sign-up, no profile |
| Publisher | A2I Studio AB, Stockholm, Sweden |
Where AI comes in
Nearly every verdict comes from the on-device knowledge base and a fixed set of rules, so the same product gives the same answer every time, offline and without anything being uploaded. For a product nobody has assessed before, an AI model reads the ingredient list once — and that verdict is marked as AI-assessed in the app, so you always know how an answer was reached.
Links
| Website | halal-trace.com |
|---|---|
| Support | halal-trace.com/support.html · support@halal-trace.com |
| Privacy policy | halal-trace.com/privacy.html |
| Terms | halal-trace.com/terms.html |
Halal Trace is a tool for reading and assessing ingredients, not a religious authority, and its verdicts are not fatwas. The product site sets out in full what that means and where the data comes from.