Nutrition
60%Sugar, salt, saturated fat, fibre and protein, with the Nutri-Score 2023 rules.
One score out of 100 you can take apart, and the ingredients you avoid, flagged. For over 100,000 products sold in Belgium, in Dutch, French and English.
Ingredients: Oat flakes 62%, wheat flakes 10%, hazelnuts 8%, raisins 7%, honey, palm oil, whole milk powder, flavouring.
No preferences set
Matches your preferences
Unclear from the label
Doesn’t match your preferences
The score stays 63: it is about the food. The verdict is about you.
An example label, scored with DARNY’s rules. Always check the pack, especially for allergies.Per app, October 2026
Built on: Open Food Facts, EFSA, EU Regulation 1924/2006, EU Regulation 1169/2011, Nutri-Score 2023, NOVA, UK FSA guidance, IARC.
Checking food against you shouldn’t be the part you pay for. In DARNY it is part of the free app, with nothing to unlock.
No account to create, nothing to type. Point, scan, read.
Point the camera at the barcode, or search by name.
One score out of 100, with the reasons in plain words.
Set what you avoid once. Every product is compared with it, on your phone.

The Food score is the same for everyone. It is never bought, never sponsored, and every part of it opens to show the rule behind it.
Sugar, salt, saturated fat, fibre and protein, with the Nutri-Score 2023 rules.
364 additives rated low, moderate or high, each from EFSA opinions or published studies.
How far the food is from its ingredients, with the NOVA classification.
DARNY doesn’t rule on what is halal. It shows what the label says, and who certified it. Points where opinions differ, like alcohol used as a carrier, insects or uncertified meat, are your own settings.
Peanuts can score well and still be the one thing you avoid. DARNY keeps the two apart: the score is about the food, the verdict is about you.


Tap any line to see the threshold, and the regulation or study it comes from.
When a product scores low, DARNY shows a better one of the same kind sold in Belgium.
Where a product was seen, and when it is a shop’s own brand.
Organic and kosher certifications, with the certifier when it is named.
Dutch, French and English. Labels in French, Dutch, German and English are read.
A reviewer adds the product from your photos of the pack, for everyone.
Shared food data has mistakes. DARNY is built around finding and fixing them, in the open.
Product data comes from Open Food Facts, the open food database, credited on every product.
Values that look wrong are checked against photos of the pack and corrected by hand: over 1,500 so far.
EU regulations, EFSA opinions, Nutri-Score 2023 and NOVA. No secret formula.
300 products checked by hand are re-tested nightly: a missed allergen or a contradicted halal or vegetarian answer raises an alert.
DARNY has no accounts, no ads, no trackers and sells no data. Your preferences, history and saved products live only on your phone. To look up a product, the app sends only its barcode.
Read the privacy policyYes. Scanning, the score and its breakdown, and the checks against your allergies, halal settings and diet are free, and will stay free.
Keep it if you like it. DARNY does something else: it checks each product against your own halal settings, diet and allergens, for free, in Dutch and French, and shows the source of every number.
It shows what the label says: certified halal when the pack carries a certification, no non-halal ingredients found, or unclear from the label and why. The decision is yours.
From Open Food Facts, the open food database, checked and corrected by DARNY against photos of the packs. Scores and flags are DARNY’s own.
No. DARNY gives information, not medical, dietary or religious advice. Recipes change: always check the pack, especially for allergies.
Send three photos of the pack from the app. A reviewer adds it, for everyone.
DARNY is coming to iPhone and Android.