armaanux/openlabel ? reverse-engineered prompt

Build me an offline first mobile app for people in India to scan packaged food and quickly understand if it’s healthy.

I want the user to be able to point the camera at a barcode or an ingredient label, get a simple score from 0 to 10, and see a plain English explanation of why it got that score. If a product is in the local database, use that, and if not, try an online food database fallback, but keep everything private and on device when possible. When the app reads ingredients, it should explain additives one by one, what they do, and whether they are banned or restricted in places like the EU, US, UK, Canada, or Australia. If the barcode scan fails, it should smoothly guide the user to scan the label instead.

Make it feel fast, clear, and trustworthy, with no sign up, no tracking, and no data leaving the phone. Also include a simple history of past scans and a clean, modern mobile UI. If you need current docs for the scanning or OCR parts, look them up online.