Food scanning
Use Lychee to look up packaged food labels, identify notable additives, understand common processing cues, and review ingredient-level caveats.
What Lychee Does
A scanner for labels that are too dense to read in a store aisle.
Lychee is designed for packaged products where the ingredient list matters: snacks, drinks, cereals, sauces, protein products, skincare, makeup, haircare, deodorant, fragrance, and other beauty products.
The app can help explain ingredient names, additives, processing signals, common allergens, and cosmetic ingredient roles. It is meant to make labels easier to inspect, not to decide for you.
Areas Covered
Food, cosmetics, and the space where simple scores need context.
Beauty scanning
Use Lychee to inspect cosmetic ingredient lists, including INCI names, fragrance terms, preservatives, colorants, and potential sensitivity signals.
Source context
Lychee pages point to public databases and regulator resources so ingredient summaries can be checked against outside references.
How To Read Lychee
Use the scan as a starting point, then check the label.
A good product scanner should reduce confusion without pretending that every ingredient has one universal answer. Food risk can depend on diet, allergies, exposure, age, and medical context. Cosmetic risk can depend on concentration, leave-on versus rinse-off use, skin condition, and personal sensitivity.
Lychee keeps those limits visible because a confident answer is not always the same as a correct answer.