What Meethakam is
Meethakam is a label-decoder and shelf-check project. It helps people compare what a pack claims with what the visible ingredients, nutrition facts, and serving sizes actually suggest.
About
Why Meethakam exists
Meethakam exists to decode low-sugar grocery claims using real label evidence, simple explanations, and neutral caution notes for shoppers in Lahore.
What Meethakam is not
Meethakam is not a grocery store, a medical clinic, or a promise that a packaged item is safe for any one person. It is a public reference layer built around evidence and caution.
Why Lahore first
The first version stays narrow on purpose: shops, sightings, and shelf checks that are practical for Lahore-based testing and repeatable field collection.
How the workflow works
A contributor captures the front pack, the back label, the nutrition panel, and the store context. Meethakam then turns that into a reviewable record so a human can decide what deserves to become a public label entry.
How to read a page
- Claim text tells you what the pack is saying.
- Serving facts show calories, sugar, and carbohydrates where available.
- One-bite context keeps the numbers practical for ordinary shoppers.
- Human caution notes explain what still deserves attention.