Food Toxicity Report App
Scan a barcode or type a product name and get a food-safety report: recall and adverse-event data from openFDA and Open Food Facts, a risk score, and an AI-written analysis.
Scan a barcode or type a product name and the report assembles itself: recall history, adverse events, a risk score, and a plain-language AI summary — one answer a shopper can act on in the aisle.
Every report draws on openFDA and Open Food Facts records rather than model memory — the risk score points at the recall and adverse-event data behind it, so the number has a trail you can check.
Compare two products and the difference is visible — one's recall history and adverse events push its risk profile up while the other stays clean. The score makes the comparison; the data makes the case.
Search something with no records and the app says exactly that — an honest empty state instead of a synthesized guess. For a safety tool, inventing reassurance is the one unforgivable bug.
The full flow works at phone width — because the moment this tool matters is in a store, one-handed, in front of the shelf.
Scattered public food-safety records — recalls, adverse events — become one answer a shopper can act on.
A risk score plus a plain-language AI summary: the data trail for the skeptic, the one-line verdict for the hurry.
A three-person repo with JWT-authenticated accounts and Playwright end-to-end coverage on the exact flows shown above.