Religious safety requires evidence

Know the ingredients.
See the evidence.

ScanHalal checks ingredient labels with versioned deterministic rules. OCR extracts editable text; it never decides whether food is halal.

No barcode lookup
No account required
Guidance, not a fatwa

Analysis workspace

Review before verdict

Fail-closed

Ingredient label

Camera or image upload

Extracted text

Editable

Water, sugar, natural flavouring, emulsifier (E471), stabiliser…

Selected schoolHanafi

Evidence result

Mushbooh

E471 has an unspecified source. Caution is required.

Every result includes ingredient evidence, sources, engine version and disclaimer.

Halal

Every parsed ingredient has supported permissible evidence.

Mushbooh

Evidence is doubtful, conflicting, or source-dependent.

Haram

At least one ingredient has confident prohibited evidence.

Unknown

Evidence is incomplete or the ingredient is unsupported.

A safer workflow

The label stays in your hands.

The system separates extraction, human review, deterministic analysis, and explanation so one weak component cannot silently create a permissive verdict.

01

Capture the complete label

Use the camera or upload a clear ingredient-panel photo—not a barcode.

02

Review every extracted word

Correct OCR mistakes and confirm that no ingredient was cut off before analysis.

03

Read the evidence

See each ingredient, its cautious status, rationale, source, and selected school.

Designed for caution

Uncertainty is a result—not an error to hide.

Unsupported, incomplete, or conflicting evidence remains Unknown or Mushbooh. A qualified scholar remains the authority for a final religious ruling.

Start a careful analysis