The camera reads the barcode
EAN-13, EAN-8 or UPC-E, the codes on packages in stores. This already works in the app.
A shopper points KosherGPT at a product and sees that it is on your list. We digitize your list and link it to barcodes for free. Your organization is named as the source everywhere.
Sample data. Tap to see the scanner’s three answers.
EAN-13, EAN-8 or UPC-E, the codes on packages in stores. This already works in the app.
Each list is kept separately, with the organization’s name and the edition.
If your list says “all plain yogurts of brand X”, the scanner matches the brand and category and shows your wording verbatim.
Organization, list edition and markings: dairy, pareve, Pesach. The app does not rule on kashrut.
“Not found” does not mean “not kosher”, and the scanner says so. If a product left the new edition, it says that too.
From candle lighting to Havdalah the app does not go online, and neither does the scanner.
A PDF is hard to read in a store. The scanner answers in a second, and shoppers see the answer came from you.
Error reports and anonymized statistics: which products people look for and do not find.
Users will be able to send a photo of a mark that does not match yours. We will pass it on to you.
Write to us and we will get in touch. You can tell us about your list right away: how many products it has and in what format.