Fior Bia

Fior Bia — real food, revealed.

Most food labels are designed to be skimmed past. Fíor Bia is designed to slow you down for ten seconds and tell you what you're actually about to buy.

Point your camera at any barcode. Fíor Bia decodes the label, scores the product, and explains every ingredient in plain English — before it goes anywhere near your trolley.

How it works

Open the app and aim at a barcode.
Get an instant verdict: processing level, key nutrients, and a one-line summary.
Tap through for the full breakdown — every ingredient explained.
What you'll see on every product

• NOVA score — how processed the food really is, from minimally processed (1) to ultra-processed (4). • Nutri-Score — at-a-glance nutritional quality, A to E. • Eco-Score — environmental impact of the product, A to E. • Ingredients, explained — every ingredient flagged as beneficial, neutral, or one to watch, with a plain-English note on why. • Nutrition at a glance — sugar, salt, saturated fat and fibre, per 100 g and per serving. • Additives & preservatives — called out, named, and described in language a human can actually use.

Made for the way you actually shop

The supermarket is loud, the kids are tired, and the label is in 6-point type. Fíor Bia is built for that. One scan, one screen, one clear answer. No accounts to make, no streaks to maintain, no points to chase. Just real food, revealed.

Why we built it

Fíor Bia is Irish for real food. We started this because reading a label shouldn't feel like a chemistry exam, and "natural" on the front of a packet shouldn't be the most informative thing about it. Whether you're avoiding additives for health reasons, shopping for kids, cutting back on ultra-processed food, or just curious about what's really in your basket — Fíor Bia gives you the facts in seconds.

Private by design

No sign-up. No tracking. No ads. Your scans stay on your device.

Scan a product. See what's inside. Know what you buy.

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