Inra reads any packaged-food label and tells you what it actually means — in plain language, with sourced facts. Built for India, starting with blood sugar. You decide.
Tiny print. Sugar hiding under six different names. "Per serve" columns sized to look small. Additives written as code numbers. Even careful shoppers can't decode it in the aisle.
different names added sugar can hide behind on an Indian label.
seconds — about how long you'll actually spend reading a label while shopping.
Indians living with diabetes, for whom every label decision adds up.
Point your camera at the back of any pack. Inra does the reading, the math, and the translation.
One clear photo of the back panel — the nutrition table and the ingredients together. No typing, no barcodes to hunt for.

Added sugar, hidden fats, salt, and additive codes — translated into plain language you can actually use. The facts, not a lecture.

Inra weighs the label against your goal — lower sugar, lower sodium, more fibre — and shows better options when something doesn't fit.

We don't shout good or bad. We translate the label into something you can use — then trust you to choose.
Inra is built diabetic-first — because when you're managing blood sugar, the numbers on the back of the pack genuinely matter. Every verdict is grounded in public dietary guidelines (WHO · ICMR-NIN · FSSAI), tuned for Indian products and Indian labels.
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