Your groceries. Your rules.
Scan any grocery barcode and instantly see whether it meets the rules you care about — synthetic dyes, seed oils, high sodium and more. No universal score, no judgment.
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Swap it. Something fails? Tarlo shows better picks in the same store — confirmed on the shelf by other shoppers.
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Save on it. Real shelf prices from shoppers at your store — compare before you reach the till.
Pass or fail. No maybes.
Tarlo leads with the answer — a bold, instant reveal you can read across the aisle. Then the exact reason, the shelf price other shoppers paid, and better picks in the same store.
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Pass
Clear on every rule you switched on.
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Fail
The trigger named in plain language.
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Swap it
Better picks in the same store.
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Add a price
Anonymous, about two seconds.
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At a glance
Your rules, recent scans and store, one screen.
Scan it. Know it. Swap it. Save on it.
No accounts to read, no nutrition degree required. And Tarlo doesn’t stop at the verdict — real shoppers keep the swaps and the shelf prices current.
Scan the barcode
Point your camera at any grocery product. Tarlo looks it up in a second.
See your verdict
Pass or fail against your rules — with the exact flagged ingredient named in plain language.
Swap it
Fails your rules? Tarlo suggests better picks in the same store — confirmed on the shelf by other shoppers.
Know the price
Shelf prices kept current by real shoppers at your store, so nothing surprises you at the till.
Label data missing? Snap the back of the pack and Tarlo finishes your verdict — and helps the next shopper who scans it.
You decide what counts as “junk.”
Every other scanner hands you their rating. Tarlo flips it: you switch on the things you want to avoid, and every scan is judged against exactly those — nothing else.
You start with synthetic dyes and high-fructose corn syrup on — toggle the rest anytime.