Nutrixe
NutrixeGluten, at a glance.
Scan a product, get the verdict. 3,274 verified places in 16 countries. Free, no account, no ads.
what it does for you
A verdict, not a promise
Nutrixe reads the ingredient list the way a coeliac would: wheat, barley, rye, starch of unspecified origin, oats outside a certified supply chain, "may contain" statements. Never "gluten-free ✅": what we know, and what remains uncertain.
3,274 verified places
Restaurants, bakeries and shops in 16 countries, each checked by hand. 89% are entirely dedicated kitchens, and the "strict coeliac" filter hides the rest in one tap.
The real level, not the claimed one
Every listing says what we know, where it comes from, and what remains a risk: shared kitchen, oats, airborne flour. Then directions, a call and opening hours in one tap.
to go further
Offline
All 16 countries on your phone, no signal needed.
Travel lists
Your places, sorted by trip.
History
Every scan, re-checked if the recipe changes.
Themes
Light, dark or automatic.
Six languages
English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German.
No account
No sign-up, no data sent anywhere.
the essentials are free
Essentials
Free, foreverNo account, no ads, no limits.
- The scanner and its verdict
- The map and all 3,274 listings
- Six languages
- No tracking: everything stays on your phone
Premium
7 days free trialMonthly, yearly or lifetime, at your store's price.
- The offline map
- Travel lists
- The notebook: history and favourites
- Dark and automatic themes
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does the scanner do?
It reads the barcode, fetches the product's ingredient list from Open Food Facts and reads it again the way a coeliac would: wheat, barley, rye and their derivatives, starch of unspecified origin, oats outside a certified supply chain, "may contain" statements. Every suspect mention is named, with the reason.
Is the verdict reliable?
It is honest: it never says "gluten-free ✅", it says what the list contains, what it leaves uncertain, and reminds you that the manufacturer can change the recipe. Open Food Facts is maintained by its users; an unknown product is reported as such, and the app offers to send the label rather than make something up.
Does the app work offline?
The scanner needs a connection to query the database. The offline map is part of premium: the 3,274 places download to the phone before a trip, to be browsed with no signal and no roaming.
What does premium include?
The offline map, travel lists, the notebook that keeps scan history and favourites, and dark and automatic themes. The price is shown in the app, in your store's currency, with a free trial.
Is it available on Android?
Yes, on Google Play, with the same features as on iPhone. The QR code on the website opens the right store for whichever phone scans it.
What happens to my data?
It stays on your phone: no account, no advertising identifier, no resale. The only outgoing requests are the scan to Open Food Facts, the map to our servers, and anonymous, cookie-free audience measurement. A photo is only sent if you report a product.