PICNIGO scans packaged products in Korean and Asian stores and tells you what they are — and which one to buy. Here's how to get unstuck.
Try these, in order:
Still nothing? Email us the photo and we'll add the product manually.
Each new product you photograph uses one scan. Re-opening a product you already scanned is free and doesn't count again.
Your first scans are free. After that you can buy more in the app, or claim a Founding 100 spot at picnigo.app — 100 people get 100 scans a month free for life.
Purchases are handled by Apple (iPhone) or Google Play (Android). Open the app, go to the price screen and tap Restore first — that fixes most cases. If you were charged incorrectly, refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com or by Google Play in your order history. Email us either way and we'll help chase it.
This was a bug in versions before 1.0.5 and is fixed. Update to the latest version from the App Store. If history is still missing after updating, email us the account email and we'll restore it.
It's read from the printed ingredient list and is accurate to what the manufacturer declares. If you have a severe allergy, always confirm on the physical package before eating. Manufacturers change formulas, and no scanning tool should be your only check.
Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore and 20+ others. Within Korea: CU, GS25, 7-Eleven, Emart24, Olive Young, Daiso, supermarkets and duty free.
You can delete your account inside the app, or email picnigoofficial@gmail.com from the address you signed up with and we'll erase everything within 7 days. Steps and details: picnigo.app/delete-account. See the privacy policy for what we hold.
Genuinely — email it. The roadmap is small enough that a single good request from a real user gets built. That's not a slogan; it's how the last three features happened.