The short story
Point your phone at a jar of face cream or a box of cereal and Yuka scores it, flags ingredients of concern and suggests better options. It is funded by its users rather than by brands or advertising, which is why its scores are trusted across Europe.
Why we picked it
- Makes ingredient lists readable in seconds — no chemistry degree needed.
- No ads and no paid placements, so recommendations are not for sale.
- Covers both food and cosmetics in one app.
Good to know
- Scores are a starting point, not a verdict: a "risky" ingredient at a tiny dose may be perfectly fine.
- Some features need the paid premium version.
Facts last checked October 2026. Prices and policies change — please check the maker’s site before buying. We are not paid for this listing.