Know exactly what you're taking
Five detection methods and eight image passes read barcodes other scanners miss — even rotated, glossy or half-peeled labels.
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Point your camera at the shelf. Vitaminly identifies every bottle, matches it against NIH, FDA and OpenFoodFacts records, and tells you what your stack is actually doing — the overlaps, the interactions, the gaps.
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Most people take supplements on faith. Vitaminly replaces the guesswork with the same label data regulators use — read straight off your own shelf.
Five detection methods and eight image passes read barcodes other scanners miss — even rotated, glossy or half-peeled labels.
Graded interaction checks against your medications, with the mechanism, the clinical effect and what to do — not just a red triangle.
Your conditions and medications shape which nutrients you're likely short on. Vitaminly ranks them by risk and evidence level.
The cabinet
Everything you own, in one place — with dosages, forms, refill dates and the reason each bottle earned its spot.
Sweep the camera across several bottles at once and add them together, not one by one.
Brand, name, ingredients, dosage and form are weighed separately, so you see why a match scored what it did.
Live Activities count down to your next dose and show today's progress without unlocking your phone.
Sleep and heart-rate context in, logged nutrients out — Vitamin C, D, iron and calcium written straight back to Health.
Bottle to insight
Scroll to walk the whole pipeline — from raw camera frame to a plain-language answer you can act on.
Five detectors run in parallel — AVFoundation, Vision, Core Image, ZXing and ML Kit — over eight preprocessed versions of the frame. Rotated, blurred and glare-heavy labels still land.
Barcode, name and ingredient queries fan out across NIH DSLD, OpenFoodFacts and the FDA NDC directory at once, with 2,000+ products cached locally for when you're offline.
Your regimen gets read as a system: duplicate actives, cumulative ceilings, medication interactions graded by severity and evidence, plus the deficiencies your conditions make likely.
The Vitaminly Guide answers in plain language with your actual cabinet and health profile in context — and tells you plainly when something belongs in front of a doctor.
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Your age, conditions, medications and lab-shaped risks change what a supplement does. Vitaminly starts there instead of with a generic multivitamin.
Conditions like celiac, Crohn's, hypothyroidism or osteoporosis each carry their own deficiency profile — with prevalence figures and the mechanism behind them.
Every interaction carries a mechanism, clinical effect, onset window, evidence level and a management strategy — so "critical" means something specific.
Log how you feel and Vitaminly connects it to what you started, at the dose you took it, with incidence rates from the safety database behind it.
The recommendation engine flags where two bottles do one job, and where a cheaper form delivers the same active — cutting the shelf, not the benefit.
Sources
No proprietary black box. Vitaminly reads the same label records the FDA and NIH publish — and shows you which source every answer came from.
See the sourcesLive databases
Queried in parallel on every scan, so a miss in one still finds the product.
Cached offline
Products across 20+ categories, on-device — the scanner still works on a plane.
Early users
"Scanned eleven bottles in one pass and it caught that two of them were both zinc. I'd been doubling up for months without noticing."
"The interaction warning actually explained the mechanism instead of just shouting at me. I took the screen to my pharmacist and she agreed."
"Lock Screen dose timer is the only reason I'm consistent. Twelve days and counting, which is eleven more than usual."
"It told me my B12 risk was high because of the metformin, cited why, and then said to confirm with my doctor. That's the right amount of confidence."
"Every other tracker made me type the whole label. This one read a scuffed barcode in my pantry light on the first try."
"The cost view saved me about $40 a month. Two of my bottles were doing the same job in different packaging."
"Clean, fast, no upsell every third tap. It feels like a tool rather than a funnel."
"Asked the Guide a question at 1am and got a straight answer with a source, plus a nudge to check with my GP. Exactly right."
By the numbers
Figures below are drawn from the app's own benchmarks and local test suite.
Recognition
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