For the moment you turn a package around.
Lychee helps people understand everyday product labels: food processing, additives, allergens, nutrition and cosmetic ingredients. It is independently developed by Maksym Horoszczak for iOS and Android.
Free download · Optional Premium · iOS & Android
A label should help you make a choice.
Ingredient paragraphs and front-of-pack claims can pull in different directions. Lychee brings the available product data into a readable breakdown so you can inspect what matters before buying, eating or applying a product.
Its food philosophy prioritizes processing without ignoring nutrition. Its cosmetic philosophy is cautious and exposure-aware: recognized ingredients, unknown names and data limits should be visible.
An independent app, with a public identity.
Lychee is developed by Maksym Horoszczak, the developer named in its official app-store listing. Lychee is the current brand; older references may say Kura or Allergify. Native package identifiers keep the older name for store continuity.
Lychee is free to download, with core scanning and optional Premium features. The free experience may include advertising. Advertising and product scoring are different parts of the app; no paid placement is presented here as a scoring criterion.
The evidence behind the explanation.
Before you scan.
Is Lychee free?
Free to download with core barcode scanning and product scores. Optional Lychee Premium unlocks additional analysis and features. The free experience may include ads; Premium includes ad-free scanning. See the current in-app offer or app-store listing for local prices, trial eligibility, and subscription terms.
Who makes Lychee?
Lychee is independently developed by Maksym Horoszczak. Its current public name is Lychee; older references may say Kura or Allergify. See the official store listings for the developer and current release details.
More detail, when you need it.
Start with your next label.
Food and beauty ingredient context in your pocket.