Open Food Facts.
By Open Food Facts
Open Food Facts is a nonprofit that keeps a collaborative database of packaged foods. Its Android app, linked from the official site, opens a shared product record from a barcode, including nutrition and environmental notes shown in the project's app mockup. The press hub calls that app open source, ad-free, and privacy-first. The terms and press pages checked do not state a download price.
The F7 Insight
Open Food Facts turns a grocery barcode into a public record instead of a private loyalty profile. For F7, the Android app is a practical scanner from a French nonprofit, and the press mockup used here is media the project itself marks as Creative Commons.
A closer look.
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Scan a barcode to open a collaboratively edited packaged-food record.
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Read nutrition details and environmental notes such as Nutri-Score and Eco-Score in the official mockup.
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Use product photos that contributors place under CC BY-SA, with the database under the Open Database License.
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Install the Android app from the Google Play listing linked on the official site.
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Read the project description of the app as open source, ad-free, and privacy-first.
Sources & credits
Verified against the sources below. Features, pricing, and availability may change; check the creator’s current information before installing or buying.
- Terms: open food database, image CC BY-SA 3.0, and the official Play listing; no app price statedChecked 12 Oct 2026
- Press hub: ad-free privacy-first Android app mockup, and media marked CC-BY-SAChecked 12 Oct 2026
- CC BY-SA 3.0 legal text for the press mockupChecked 12 Oct 2026
Artwork acknowledgments
Official Open Food Facts Android app mockup from the press hub. The hub states that media are CC-BY-SA, and the terms of use identify images as CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts. Image used unmodified.