Is this safe for you? Greenlens shows what every public rater says, names who funds each opinion, and gives you one score whose weighting you control, never a blended number that hides the conflict.
The same moisturizer is “clean” in one app and “concerning” in another, and neither says why. So we put every opinion on one page, with who pays for each, and let you decide whose to trust.
When EWG says "concern" and Yuka says "clean," we show the spread and name both instead of averaging them into silence.
Every rating carries its funding model (nonprofit, ad-supported, subscription) so you can weigh the source, not just the score.
Safety, environment, labor, packaging: slide them to what you care about. Computed live, never stored.
Browser extension · Chrome
Drops a Sonion card onto product pages as you browse. Tap for the spread, click through for the full breakdown on ingredients and rater disagreements.
Greenlens is on the Chrome Web Store. One click, and product pages start carrying a verdict.
Get it on the Chrome Web StoreOr build from source
npm run ext:buildBuild the extension into dist/extension.
chrome://extensionsOpen it and turn on Developer mode (top right).
Load unpackedSelect the dist/extension folder. Open an Amazon product page.
Greenlens works without an account, and that stays true. Everything that is free today stays free, the shelf and the avoid-list included, and we will not move any of it behind Pro later. Ingredient watchlists are the one thing Pro gates today, and we are looking at whether that is the right call.