Every label,
under scrutiny.
LabelCheck scans a photo of any pre-packaged commodity — or a batch of them — and verifies all seven mandatory declarations required by Rule 6 of the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011, with confidence scores, the exact statutory citation for every violation, and a shareable PDF report.
- Batch up to 8 labels
- Cited PDF report
- Share link + QR
The problem
Seven declarations. Crores of packages. Verified by eye.
Every pre-packaged commodity sold in India must carry seven mandatory declarations under Rule 6. Today an officer checks them one pack at a time, from memory, at roughly a pack a minute — and an entire e-commerce catalogue is effectively unchecked. The rules are not the bottleneck; the reading of them is.
Manual inspection
With LabelCheck
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Mandatory declarations verified per scan
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Average time from photo to verdict
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Labels checked in one batch, one table
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Of checks traceable to a statutory citation
The legal spine
Seven checks, seven sub-rules.
Not features we invented. Each is a clause of Rule 6(1) of the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011 — and this list renders straight from the engine that runs the checks, so the page can never drift from the code.
- 1Rule 6(1)(a)Verdict-critical
Manufacturer / Packer / Importer
The name and complete address of the manufacturer, packer or importer must appear on the principal display panel. For imported goods, the importer's name and address is mandatory.
- 2Rule 6(1)(b)Verdict-critical
Common / Generic name of commodity
The common or generic name of the commodity contained in the package must be declared — a brand name alone is not sufficient.
- 3Rule 6(1)(c)Verdict-critical
Net quantity
Net quantity must be declared in standard units — gram (g), kilogram (kg), millilitre (ml), litre (L) — or by number (N/U) for countable articles, excluding the weight of the wrapper.
- 4Rule 6(1)(d)Verdict-critical
Month & year of manufacture / packing
The month and year in which the commodity was manufactured, pre-packed or imported must be declared. The day is optional; the month and year are not.
- 5Rule 6(1)(e)Verdict-critical
Retail sale price (MRP, inclusive of all taxes)
The retail sale price must be declared as 'Maximum Retail Price ₹ … inclusive of all taxes'. The price shown must be the all-inclusive price a consumer pays.
- 6Rule 6(1)(f)Verdict-critical
Consumer care details
The name, address, telephone number and e-mail address (where available) of the person who can be contacted for consumer complaints must be declared.
- 7Rule 6(1)(g)Reported · imports only
Country of origin
The country of origin or manufacture or assembly must be declared on the package. It is mandatory for imported packages and for goods offered for sale through e-commerce.
What ships today
From a photo to evidence you can file
Not just a verdict on screen. LabelCheck turns each inspection into something an officer can batch, print, share and cite.
How it works
Three steps, no training required — designed for field inspectors, manufacturers and e-commerce compliance teams alike.
Capture the label
Photograph or upload the principal display panel — one pack, or up to eight at once for a batch check. Works on any phone, in the field.
Extract & analyse
A vision model transcribes every printed line; the rule engine pattern-matches each mandatory declaration.
Get the verdict
A per-field checklist with confidence scores, extracted values and the exact legal citation for every violation — exportable as a cited PDF.
Designed to survive scrutiny
Compliance tooling is only useful if an inspector can defend its output. Every part of LabelCheck is transparent and correctable.
Multilingual
English and Hindi labels today, with Devanagari transcription. Regional scripts on the roadmap.
Fully auditable
Every report exposes the raw extracted text and a per-field confidence score. No black box.
Inspector-correctable
Any mis-read field can be corrected in place; the verdict recomputes instantly and the fix is saved.
Logged for audit
Every inspection lands in a searchable history with verdict, timestamp and the full per-field result set.
Who it is for
Three sides of the same rule
Rule 6 binds whoever packs, lists or inspects the commodity. The same engine serves all three, from the same photograph.
Legal Metrology officers
Check a pack in the field from a phone, cite the sub-rule on the spot, and walk away with a signed-off PDF for the inspection file.
Manufacturers & packers
Catch a missing declaration on the artwork proof rather than after a print run of a hundred thousand cartons.
E-commerce marketplaces
Pre-screen listing images before a product goes live, so non-compliant packaging never reaches the storefront.
Ask us anything
The hard questions, answered here
Including the one we cannot solve. We would rather name a limit than talk around it.
Every declaration carries its own confidence score, and the complete raw transcription is one click away on the report — it is auditable, not a black box. Any field can be corrected in place, and the verdict recalculates the moment you do. We would rather show an honest confidence figure than claim a fake 100%.
Built by
Team CodeCatalysts
Smart India Hackathon 2026 · Problem statement SIH26034 · Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution.
Ansh Gupta
Team Leader
Dasari Aarya Nandan
Member
Archi Data
Member
Akshaj Kumar
Member
Bhumi Dwivedi
Member
Eshan Thakur
Member
Check your first label now
Sign in with Google or e-mail, then upload one photo, a batch of eight, or run a built-in demo label.