EtiquetaClara wants to make grocery labels legible to people with diabetes or kidney disease

Why it surfaced

EtiquetaClara turns a specific supermarket problem into a four-question survey: no email, no personal data, and a concrete $4.99-per-month test. Its sample result even highlights hidden phosphorus additives—an unusually focused premise for a pre-launch health tool.

A Spanish-language research page for a proposed app that scans barcodes and flags sugars, sodium, phosphorus, and potassium against a user's condition.