Problem solved

People with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity often need to read complex ingredient labels and verify product safety while shopping. Glutensa addresses this by providing a fast barcode, product name, or ingredient photo scan that returns a gluten safety assessment using a database, official Celiac Association list, and live internet search.

Use cases

• Scan a grocery product barcode to check if it is gluten-free.
• Search for a packaged food by product name to assess celiac safety.
• Upload a photo of an ingredients label for gluten analysis.
• Verify a product against the official Celiac Association list.
• Use live internet search to check current gluten-free status of a product.
• Make quick gluten-free shopping decisions in stores.
• Check food safety for a gluten-free diet before consuming packaged foods.

Audience

• Hobbyists
• Researchers

Pros

• Free to use with no subscription required.
• Supports barcode scanning, manual product search, and ingredient photo upload.
• Combines an internal database, official Celiac Association list, and live internet search.
• PWA design allows access through a browser without installation.
• Provides quick gluten safety analysis for shopping decisions.

Cons

• Results are informational only and require users to double-check product labels.
• No public GitHub repository or API documentation is linked from the homepage.
• Interface and content appear to be primarily in Turkish.
• Effectiveness depends on database coverage and internet search accuracy.
• Not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice.