Reading ingredient lists from phone photos: a crop bug, a model bench, and why the AI never gives the verdict
I build Halal Food Scanner, an iPhone and Android app (Expo / React Native) that tells you if a food is halal. You scan the barcode, and when the product isn't in Open Food Facts or has no ingredient list there, you take a photo of the ingredients instead. The app answers Halal, Haram or Uncertain,…
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- 2026-11-02 19:38 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
Reading ingredient lists from phone photos: a crop bug, a model bench, and why the AI never gives the verdict
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