You've read the label a hundred times.
You still don't know what's in it.
Scientific evidence. Human language. BOTIA reads ingredients, detects relevant signals, and connects them with clear explanations based on scientific, regulatory, and transparency sources.
72%
uncertain — in our first analysis of real supermarket products, 72% of results were uncertain, not because the ingredients were forbidden, but because the label simply didn't say enough to know.
Based on BOTIA's own scans of supermarket products between March and April 2026, mostly in the Netherlands and Belgium, using the Muslim layer only. Repeated scans of the same product were counted once.
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Evidence Layers
Scientific and regulatory evidence from WHO, EFSA, FDA, and Codex Alimentarius
Woman
Scientific evidence specific to women's biology, when it exists
Animal Origin
What the label says about animal-derived ingredients — and what it doesn't
Muslim Choice
Documented criteria for halal, haram, and mashbooh ingredients
BOTIA does not replace WHO, EFSA, the European Commission, FDA, or scientific literature. It translates complex food evidence into information that can be used while reading a label.