Engineered an offline-first consumer mobile web platform designed to solve supermarket allergen confusion. Scans grocery barcodes and returns instant, personalised Go/No-Go verdicts against 70,000+ UK products and 14 EU-regulated allergens—even in low-signal supermarket basements.
Swipe or drag across screens to preview the core workflow: home hub, catalog filtering, and multi-tier allergen detection.
Weekly shopping summary, quick barcode scanner, and live allergen scan history.





Integrated browser-based video stream processing and client-side barcode detection, eliminating round-trip server latency for barcode parsing. The scanner captures EAN-13 and UPC codes instantly via camera stream with automated bounding-box stabilization.
Supermarkets are notorious for dead cellular zones. Designed an offline-first storage architecture that caches frequently scanned UK grocery lines locally, enabling instant verdict lookups even when offline in supermarket aisles.
Engineered a deterministic evaluation engine that normalises raw manufacturer ingredient text against strict taxonomy rules for gluten, dairy, nuts, soy, and 10 other allergens, automatically recommending verified safe product alternatives.
Interviewed and pitched at Bethnal Green Ventures' Tech for Good programme following prototype validation with UK food allergy communities and London in-store trials.