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Point HalalSafe at any barcode or ingredient label. It checks every ingredient against your madhab and gives you a clear verdict — Halal, Haram, or Needs Review.

★★★★★ Always free to check · No subscription · No account
No subscription No ads No account Only the barcode leaves your device
Two paths, one button

A scan for any shelf.

Scan the barcode. If we don't have it, scan the ingredient list instead. Either way, HalalSafe catches the things you'd miss — hidden alcohol, gelatin, pork, and non-Zabihah meat.

Scan the barcode.

Instant lookup against an open product database of about 3 million items. Only the barcode itself ever leaves your device — nothing else.

HalalSafe scanner screen

Or read the label.

When the barcode misses, point at the ingredient list. On-device OCR pulls every line, then the local classifier renders a verdict — Halal, Haram, or Needs Review.

HalalSafe verdict screen showing Halal result with ingredient breakdown
Hanafi · Shafi'i · Maliki · Hanbali · or all four

Rulings that match your school.

The four major Sunni schools differ on a handful of ingredients. HalalSafe encodes those differences with sources — and lets you pick one school or follow all four at once. Other apps default to one madhab without asking.

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Hanafi

الحنفي

Broader latitude on transformation (istihala). Minor alcohol traces from fermentation often permitted when the substance has transformed.

Trace ethanol from natural vanilla extract — permitted under transformation doctrine when below the intoxication threshold.
02

Shafi'i

الشافعي

Conservative on intoxicants regardless of source. Animal-derived enzymes often require explicit halal certification.

Cheese with microbial rennet — permitted. With animal rennet of unknown source — doubtful; seek certification.
03

Maliki

المالكي

Pragmatic on marine animals (all permitted) and shares Hanafi tolerance on small fermentation byproducts.

Shellfish-derived omega-3 in fortified foods — permitted. Sea-life is broadly permissible in this school.
04

Hanbali

الحنبلي

Strict literal reading of prohibitions. Doubtful ingredients lean toward the cautious verdict — "leave that which is doubtful."

Mono- and diglycerides of unspecified origin — doubtful; prefer products with explicitly plant-derived emulsifiers.
10 languages, zero accounts

Only the barcode ever leaves your device.

Vision OCR runs locally on iPhone — your camera feed never touches a server. The classifier, rulings database, and language detection are all bundled in the app. No account. No tracking. No ads between scans.

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How it works

Three motions. One verdict.

01

Point

Open HalalSafe and aim at the package — barcode or ingredient list, it doesn't matter which.

02

Scan

The app picks the right path. Barcodes resolve against the global product database; labels go through on-device OCR.

03

Verdict

Halal, Haram, or Needs Review — with the ingredients that triggered it and the ruling behind them.

Three-state verdict

No false confidence on questionable ingredients.

Every verdict comes with the ingredients that triggered it and the ruling behind them. No black boxes.

Halal

Permitted

All ingredients clear under your selected school. Eat with confidence.

Haram

Forbidden

At least one ingredient is explicitly prohibited. Shown with citation.

Needs Review

Source-dependent

Doubtful or not in the ruleset. We tell you what to check — never pretend to know what we can't.

HalalSafe vs the others

Same scan. Different rules.

Other halal scanners assume you'll pay to keep using them. We don't.

What the others do
  • Charge $4.99/mo or more for the same scan
  • Run full-screen ads between scans
  • Default to one madhab without asking
  • Require an account before the first scan
What HalalSafe does
  • Halal verdict is always free to check — no subscription
  • No ads. Ever. Not between scans, not anywhere
  • Pick your madhab — Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali, or all four
  • No account. Only the barcode itself ever leaves your device
From the community

Built for the way you shop.

Finally an app that doesn't lecture me about which madhab is "correct." I picked Hanafi and got Hanafi rulings. That's it.

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Aisha M.
Toronto · Hanafi
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The label scanner worked on a Turkish chocolate bar I picked up at a corner shop. No barcode lookup needed.

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Yusuf K.
London · Shafi'i
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No subscription pop-ups. No ads between scans. I forgot what a paywalled halal app even looks like.

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Fatima R.
Jakarta · Maliki
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The "Needs Review" verdict is what won me over. It doesn't pretend to know things it can't know.

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Omar B.
Brooklyn · Hanbali
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The halal verdict is always free to check. No subscription. No ads. No account. Only the barcode itself ever leaves your device.

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