Nutori · EKYDNA
Nutori reads photos of product and supplement labels and, based on the profile you choose, points out ingredients you may want to look at. Because the app works with label images and dietary preferences, we keep this policy specific about what we collect, why, and where it goes.
Nutori is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Its ingredient notes are informational and are not a substitute for professional medical advice or for reading the actual product label. Nutori may not identify every ingredient in a photo — always check the actual label, and consult a qualified professional for any allergy, medical condition, or dietary decision.
Nutori is operated by EKYDNA, a sole proprietorship. For any privacy question, data access request, or account deletion request, contact us at support@ekydna.com. We are the party responsible for the personal data described below.
When you scan a product, you take a photo of its label or select an image. That image is used to read the ingredients. The photo is sent for analysis (see below); a small thumbnail and the ingredient text read from it may be saved with your scan history so you can look back at what you scanned. You control camera and photo access in iOS Settings and can change it at any time.
You choose a profile (for example: general, allergy, pregnancy/nursing, infant, diet, digestion). We use it only to decide which ingredients are relevant to flag for you. It is your choice and can be changed any time.
We store the results of your scans — the product guess, the ingredient text read from the label, your chosen profile, and the summary — so your history is available in the app.
When you sign in or subscribe, we process an account identifier (including Sign in with Apple identifiers where applicable) and subscription status. Payments are handled by Apple; we do not receive or store your full payment card details.
If you choose to, you can record how your body felt on a given day — for example bloating, constipation, a skin reaction, low energy or a headache — and add a note in your own words. This is health information, and some of what you write may be sensitive. It is optional: Nutori works without it. We use it to write your daily line, to connect what you ate with how you felt, and for nothing else. You can delete any day's entry, and deleting your account deletes all of it.
If you allow notifications, Apple issues a device token that we store so we can tell you when a scan or a comparison you walked away from has finished. It is not used for marketing. Turning notifications off in iOS Settings stops it.
We collect a minimal amount of technical information needed to operate the service — for example device type, app version, and error logs — used only to keep the app running and to diagnose problems.
We run ads for Nutori, and to know whether they work we have to be able to tell that an install came from an ad. Two separate mechanisms do that, and neither of them touches your photos, your profile or your check-ins.
Because the Meta reporting links device-level identifiers across apps and websites, it counts as tracking under Apple's rules. iOS therefore asks for your permission first, and Nutori asks only after you have seen your first scan result, so the question makes sense when it arrives. If you decline, no identifier for advertisers is shared — Meta then receives only Apple's aggregated, privacy-preserving measurement, which cannot identify you. You can change your answer at any time in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking.
We also use Amplitude to understand how the app itself is used — which screens are opened, which buttons are pressed — so we can improve it. These are product analytics, not advertising, and they do not carry your images, profile or check-ins.
Nutori's servers are located in the United States. If you use Nutori from outside the United States — including from South Korea — your data is transferred to and processed in the United States. We rely on a limited set of service providers to operate the app. Each is described below, with the data involved, the purpose, and the retention period.
| Recipient | Country | Data transferred | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anthropic PBC | United States | The label image, your profile context, and your check-in entry when one is used to write your daily line | AI reading of the label to flag relevant ingredients | Processed per request; not used for model training |
| DigitalOcean, LLC | United States | App data (scan history, thumbnails, extracted text) | Server hosting and storage | Until account deletion, then deleted |
| Meta Platforms, Inc. | United States | App events (open, scan completed, paywall shown, trial or subscription started) with device and purchase identifiers. No images, profile or check-ins. | Measuring and optimising our advertising | Per Meta's data policy |
| Amplitude, Inc. | United States | In-app events (screens opened, buttons pressed) with an app identifier. No images, profile or check-ins. | Product analytics to improve the app | Per Amplitude's data policy |
| RevenueCat, Inc. | United States | Subscription and purchase identifiers | Subscription management | Until account deletion, then deleted |
| Apple Inc. | United States | StoreKit purchase tokens, Sign in with Apple identifiers, push notification tokens, Apple Search Ads attribution tokens | Payments, authentication, notifications, ad attribution | Per Apple's privacy policy |
Data is transferred over encrypted connections. When your label image is sent to Anthropic to read, it is used only to generate your result and is not used to train models on your data.
To build shared product coverage, we may keep an anonymized fingerprint of a scanned product and a count of how many times it has been scanned — data that cannot reasonably identify you. This helps recognize common products faster. Where we do this, the data is separated from your identity. If our use of anonymized data changes materially, we will update this policy.
We keep your data for as long as your account is active. You can delete your account at any time from Settings in the app, which immediately and permanently removes your personal identifiers and scan history. If you'd rather not use the in-app option, you can also email support@ekydna.com and we will process your request.
You can request to access, correct, or delete your personal data, and you can revoke camera or photo access at any time in iOS Settings. To exercise any of these rights, email support@ekydna.com.
Nutori is not directed to children. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children under 13. If you believe a child has provided us with personal data, contact support@ekydna.com and we will delete it.
We may update this policy as the app evolves. Material changes will be posted on this page with a revised "last updated" date.