Which ketchup is the best one for you?
Tuta compares real products — by the score of people who bought them, not by the prettiest packaging. Find the best cream cheese, the right shampoo, the dog food brand worth paying for. All in the same category, side by side.
What Tuta is
Every aisle has five brands of the same product and no clue which one is good. Tuta fixes that: you open the category, see the products rated by people who used them, and choose by what matters to you — taste, texture, value for money, whatever it is.
No sponsored posts, no influencer reviews. Scores from people who bought it and used it.
How it works
Pick the category
Soft drinks, cream cheese, dog food, shampoo — browse by category and type until you find the right aisle.
Compare what you care about
See products from the same category side by side, sorted by overall score or by the trait that matters most to you — taste, texture, whatever it is.
Find what is good near you
Tuta also shows what is well rated in your city and by people your age — because what works for the whole country is not always what works on your street.
Rate it and save favourites
Bought it? Rate it. Liked it? Favourite it, so you do not forget next time you walk down that aisle.
Why the score can be trusted
Every review comes from someone who actually rated that product — no forced half stars, no ghost reviews. And a product only enters the city or age rankings once it has enough reviews there: otherwise the number would say more about who opened the app than about the product.
Get the app
Tuta is in development. The link will show up here once it is in the stores.
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Features
Real comparison
Compare products in the same category — never cream cheese against jam. Tuta knows the difference between “similar” and “comparable”, and only puts side by side what makes sense to compare.
Rankings by city and by age
Find what is well rated where you live and by people in your age group. A product can be a nationwide hit and still not be your thing — Tuta shows both sides.
Sort by what matters to you
Overall score, taste, texture, value for money: pick the criterion and watch the ranking change instantly.
Favourites
Keep the products that were worth it, so you do not have to remember the exact name in the middle of the aisle.
Category → type → brand browsing
The way you already choose at the market: first the type (zero sugar, regular, organic), then the brand.
Suggest what is missing
Cannot find a brand or a product in the catalogue? Send us a suggestion — the catalogue is curated, so every entry is checked before it goes in.
The idea behind Tuta
Everyone has stood in an aisle staring at five brands of the same product with no idea which to pick. Tuta was born for exactly that moment: a score from people who already bought it, right when you need it most.
Unlike other review apps, in Tuta you do not add products — you rate, compare and suggest. That means a curated catalogue, with no duplicates and no mess: “Heinz”, “heinz” and “Heins” do not become three different brands because of a typo.
The app is built to work the way a buying decision actually happens: fast, in the aisle, phone in hand.
Frequently asked questions
How does the product score work?
Each overall score takes into account both the product's own average and the history of the whole category — so a new product with a single stray 1-star review does not look unfairly bad, and as more people rate it, the score reflects the product itself more and more.
Can I compare products from different categories?
No — Tuta only compares within the same category or subcategory, because a ketchup score does not mean the same thing as a shampoo score.
Why does it say “not enough reviews” somewhere?
To enter a city or age ranking, a product needs at least three reviews inside that slice. It is a safeguard: with one or two scores, the number would say more about who reviewed it than about the product.
Can I add a new product?
Not directly — but you can suggest a product, brand or category that is missing, and the team reviews it before adding it to the catalogue.
Is there a minimum age?
Yes, 12. The rule is checked against the date of birth, both at sign-up and when the profile is edited — if it only applied at sign-up, you could enter another date and correct it right after.
Twelve is where Brazilian law separates a child from an adolescent (ECA, art. 2), and it is children's data that the LGPD treats most restrictively: art. 14, §1 requires specific, prominent consent from a parent or legal guardian — something Tuta has no way to collect or verify. Enforcing the minimum age is what avoids that processing, rather than merely declaring it in the policy.
Adolescents remain an audience for the app: the content is not unsuitable for that age, and the “under 18” ranking slice exists for them.
How do I delete my account?
From the app itself, confirming with your current password. Your reviews and favourites are deleted along with the account. Suggestions you sent stay in the system but stop being linked to you — they are about the catalogue, meaning what is still missing from it, not about your identity.
One thing deletion does not do: cancel your Apple subscription. They are separate contracts — the subscription is between you and Apple, and only ends in your App Store settings. Deleting the account without cancelling does not stop the billing. The app warns you about this on the confirmation screen.
What kinds of product does Tuta cover?
Everyday supermarket goods: food, drink, personal care, cleaning and pet food. The list stops there on purpose — Tuta compares within a category, and a category that is too broad has nothing left to compare.
Do I rate the whole product, or one characteristic at a time?
One characteristic at a time, and which ones depends on the category: a cream cheese is rated on taste, texture and value for money; a shampoo, on others. That is what lets the app say a product is the best at one thing without claiming it is the best at everything.
Does my comment show up for other people?
No. The comment box exists, but the text goes to our moderation — never to another user. What circulates in the app are aggregate scores. It is the same decision that stops a comments section from becoming the product.
What does the subscription add?
Two things: curation — the best products in each category of your shopping list, already carrying your city's score — and no ads.
The rest is free and stays free: rating, comparing, searching and seeing every ranking do not depend on a subscription.
Does Tuta work on Android?
We have not announced the platforms yet. The app is in development and has not been published in any store — once it is, the store will show up here.
Your data
For data and privacy, read the Privacy Policy.
Contact
Questions, press or suggestions? Write to suporte@treslimoes.com.br.