What the match means

Matches personal ingredient preferences based on label evidence; not medical, allergy, or dietary safety advice

The defensible promise is a preference match against the ingredient list you provide or that Open Food Facts publishes for that barcode.

• No allergy clearance, intolerance testing, or 'safe for you' verdicts.
• No disease-diet, pregnancy, pet-food, or cosmetic scope in V1.
• No toxicity score and no claim that a swap is universally better food.
• No silent substitution when a barcode is missing or the ingredient list is incomplete.
• No use of other apps' proprietary ratings or scraped private databases.

Product data from Open Food Facts (https://world.openfoodfacts.org), licensed under the Open Database License (ODbL). AisleSwap does not claim ownership of Open Food Facts data. Share-alike terms apply to public derivative databases of that data. Product photographs, when shown, are separately licensed under CC BY-SA and are not part of the ODbL database.

Honey and maple syrup are not in the V1 refined-sugar list. Sugar alcohols are off unless a household turns that toggle on. An unnamed vegetable oil is matched as an unnamed oil, not as a guess about which seed is in the bottle.