Teen develops privacy-focused product scanner app
A 19-year-old founder, Bálint László, launched LB: Universal Scanner, a privacy-centric app for checking product ingredients. Users can scan barcodes or snap pictures of ingredient lists, with results covering not just food, but also pet food, cosmetics, cleaning, and art supplies. The app works on both Android and iOS. Its aim is clear: give consumers simple, private access to what's really in their stuff.
- App scans barcodes or ingredient labels
- Works on Android and iOS devices
- Includes food, cosmetics, and household items
- Created with a strong emphasis on privacy
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