Why receipts, not bank feeds
$954.88
Your bank stops at merchant names. Radish reads the receipts, so the same July — eight trips, $954.88 — becomes categories, items, and the exact trip behind each one.
$954.88
Scan. Check. Save.




Essential or Optional? Your call.
Small extras.
Real money.
Choose what’s Optional for you.
See what those little purchases add up to.
Decide what to keep next month.
At month-end · August
You marked Optional
$72.00
Energy drinks
- $30.00
Chocolate bars
- $20.00
Bakery treats
- $22.00
Potential savings
$864/ year
If you spend $72 less on extras each month.
For couples and households
Two iPhones. One grocery picture.
Invite your partner with a QR code. Reviewed receipts, categories, and monthly totals sync through your private iCloud — without either of you handing over a bank password.
- Household
- 2 iPhones · separate Apple IDs
- Sync
- Private iCloud, sealed
- Bank account
- Not connected


Private by design
The whole data story in three lines — including the part most apps leave out.
HONEST NOTEWe won’t say “nothing ever leaves your phone.” When you allow a scan, the photo goes to OpenAI through Radish’s own service to draft the items. Decline, and manual entry still works. Data flow →
Scanning starts with permission
You allow scanning before the first upload and can turn it off in Settings. You review each draft before saving; manual entry stays available.
Sealed history, open code
Saved and synced receipts are sealed through Radish Core, published under Apache-2.0 so anyone can audit it.
Read the source ↗No ads, no data brokers
Your subscription is the business model. We don’t sell grocery data, and there is no ad tracking.
“Spend less on groceries” is easy advice. Knowing what to change is the hard part.
Food, snacks, and laundry detergent all hide inside one supermarket total. Working out what drove the bill shouldn’t mean typing every receipt into a spreadsheet.
I built Radish to do that first pass for you. Scan, check the items and categories, and save the trip. Then see what adds up across your receipts — and decide what to change on your next grocery run.
Ivan Golovach · Founder, Radish
Why I built Radish →Pricing
Try it free. Then $39.99 a year.
Free to download. Review and save your first three receipts before choosing a plan.
Radish yearly
Billed once a year — $3.33/month equivalent · £39.99/year in the UK
- ✓Unlimited reviewed receipts, full search
- ✓Edit, share, CSV export, monthly PDF
- ✓Two-iPhone household sync (each phone with access)
- ✓Free for 7 days, then auto-renews until canceled
Radish monthly
£4.99/month in the UK · No free trial
- ✓Same features as yearly
- ✓Good for a few months first
- ✓Auto-renews until canceled
Billed through Apple. The 7-day trial applies to the yearly plan for eligible new subscribers and auto-renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before it ends. Apple confirms storefront availability, eligibility, tax, and final local terms before purchase. Pricing details · Subscription terms
Does Radish connect to my bank?
No — and it never will ask. Radish builds your grocery history only from receipts you choose to scan or add manually.
What if the scan gets something wrong?
You fix it. Every scan is an editable draft — items, prices, categories — and Radish checks that the lines add up to the printed total before you save.
Which receipts and iPhones work?
iPhone with iOS 18 or later. Radish is optimized for English-language US and UK grocery receipts in USD and GBP. Scan up to four photos per receipt; manual entry always works.
Where are receipt photos processed?
Only after you explicitly allow scanning, the photos are sent to OpenAI through Radish’s receipt-processing service to create the draft. Without permission, manual entry remains available. Saved household history is sealed before it is stored or synced. Full details in Privacy.
Do we need two subscriptions?
Each iPhone needs subscription access — through its own purchase or eligible Apple Family Sharing. The QR invite shares your grocery history, not the subscription. Pricing for two iPhones.
How do the free receipts, trial, and plans work?
Download is free and you can review and save three receipts before choosing a plan. Yearly is $39.99 (UK £39.99) with a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers; monthly is $4.99 (UK £4.99) with no trial. Both auto-renew until canceled; Apple shows final local terms before purchase.

