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Chem-IQ Scanner: API-Powered Food Analysis
Advanced chemical analysis using USDA, NIH & Wikipedia APIs. Scan ingredients for scientific insights.
USDA API
NIH Resolver
Wikipedia API
Twitter API Ready
Camera Ready
Real-Time APIs
Camera OCR Scan
Scientific Analysis
Tweet Your Results
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Input Ingredients
"What's This Chemical?" Camera Scanner
Take a photo or upload an image of ingredient list
We'll use OCR to extract chemical names automatically
Uses OCR technology to scan ingredient lists from photos
Advanced Chemical Analysis
API Analysis Results
Chemical Index Score:
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/100
Minimal Processing
Ultra-Processed
0 (Whole Food)
50
100 (Lab Food)
USDA Nutrition Data
Select a food to view detailed nutritional information from USDA database.
NIH Chemical Resolver
Convert chemical names to codes and get scientific notation.
API-Enhanced Ingredient Analysis
Ingredients will be analyzed with Wikipedia API for health information.
Whole Food Alternative (USDA Data)
Scanned Product
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Contains industrial additives and highly processed ingredients.
Whole Food Alternative
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Better nutritional profile with whole food ingredients.
How It Works
1. Camera Scan or Paste
Use camera OCR or paste ingredients manually.
2. API Analysis
USDA, NIH & Wikipedia APIs provide scientific data.
3. Get Chemical Index
Receive score based on real chemical analysis.
4. Compare & Share
See USDA nutrition comparisons and share results.
Connected APIs
USDA FoodData Central
1,000 requests/hour free. Detailed nutrition analysis.
NIH Chemical Resolver
Convert chemical names to codes. Unlimited free requests.
Wikipedia API
Health effect information on additives. Unlimited free access.
Twitter API v2
Tweet results directly. 500 posts/month free tier.
Share Your Analysis
Perfect for health educators and influencers! Share your API-powered chemical analysis.
API analysis copied to clipboard!
For Health Professionals
API-powered features for scientific analysis:
- Real USDA nutrition data comparisons
- NIH chemical structure resolution
- Wikipedia health effect summaries
- Direct Twitter API posting
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