Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
GoodSwap’s cited product-score receipts
GoodSwap is an upcoming shopping app designed to score everyday products, explain the deductions, and suggest higher-scoring swaps.
- For
- Shoppers comparing everyday packaged products
- Worth noticing
- Its example scoring rules cap the ingredient deduction group at 50 points, limiting how much one group can affect the total.
Field notes
The homepage describes barcode scanning, with a label-list scan or photo as alternatives, and says results should appear over the camera view. Its illustrated receipt separates ingredient, processing, and nutrition deductions; one example caps the ingredient group at 50 points. The site says each score is intended to link deductions to reasons and sources, while personal lenses add user-specific warnings without changing the underlying score. The displayed product is explicitly an example, not a real item.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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