Scanner
See what's in your product
Scan the barcode on a package and instantly see what's in it. Add it to your day and follow your calories, protein, carbs and fat.
Search store products and everyday foods such as milk, apple or rice. Products without complete nutrition values are not included: scan the barcode instead.
Today
Work out your daily target first, then you'll see here how far along you are. Go to the calorie calculator
Nothing added yet. Look up a product and add it.
Your day is saved on this device and starts empty again tomorrow. With FitPlus we also keep your days on your account.
How the scanner works
Three steps from barcode to an overview of your day.
- 01
Scan or type the code
Point your phone camera at the barcode, or type the digits underneath it.
- 02
Choose how much you eat
Enter a number of grams or millilitres, or pick one serving if it's known. If the values aren't right, change them.
- 03
Follow your day
The product goes into your day. The bars show how many calories, protein, carbs and fat you've had so far, against your daily target.
What happens to your data?
The camera image stays on your device. Only the barcode number is sent to Open Food Facts to look up the product. Your day is saved in your browser, without an account (with FitPlus also on your account). With a free account we also keep your favourites and recently added products on our server, so you can find them on any device. Searching by name happens in your browser, in a list hosted on our own server. What you type is not sent anywhere. Everyday foods such as milk, fruit, meat and rice come from the Dutch food composition table NEVO. Gebaseerd op gegevens van NEVO-online versie 2025/9.0, RIVM, Bilthoven en andere gegevens.
Frequently asked questions about the scanner
How do I scan a product?
Tap Scan with camera and allow access to the camera. Hold the barcode inside the frame. If scanning doesn't work, type the digits under the barcode into the input field.
Where do the nutrition values come from?
From Open Food Facts, an open database that its users keep adding to. As a result, values can be missing or wrong. If in doubt, compare with the label and change the values if needed.
What if my product isn't found?
Search for the product by name: the list contains Belgian products from Open Food Facts with complete nutrition values. If it is not there, check that you copied the barcode digits correctly. If you cannot find the product anywhere, you can add it yourself with the values from the label.
Is my camera image saved or sent anywhere?
No. The image is read on your device and not kept. Only the barcode number is sent to Open Food Facts to look up the product.
Where is my day saved?
In the browser on this device. Every day starts empty. You keep your favourites and recently added products with a free account. They are saved on your account, so also on another device where you log in. If you clear your browser data, your day disappears from this device. With FitPlus, your days are also kept on your account.
Where does my daily target come from?
From the calorie calculator. Work out your calorie needs there, and your targets for calories, protein, carbs and fat also appear in the scanner.
Keep going with your nutrition
Work out your daily target, read what to look out for in your food and build a programme that fits.
Product data: Open Food Facts (ODbL licence). Estimates based on labels, not medical advice.