Start with what you already have
Scan. Watch it take shape.
Scan once. Radish turns the receipt into real items and prices while you wait — no bank login or account feed.
Your bank sees the store. Radish sees the cart.
See what your grocery money actually bought.
Scan a grocery receipt. Radish turns it into an editable item-level draft you review, then shows which items and categories drove your household’s month — without a bank login.
No bank login. No ads. No selling grocery data.
Free to download. Review and save one receipt before choosing a monthly or yearly plan for continued use. Requires iOS 18 or later. Optimized for English-language US grocery receipts and USD totals. Manual entry remains available.
Why receipts matter
A store total cannot show what changed.
A bank shows the store total. Radish shows what was inside. Same three transactions, same $1,004.00 — only reviewed receipt items can explain which categories drove the month.
Review first. Save when it matches.
Radish proposes editable items and totals. You compare the draft with the receipt, correct it when needed, and then save; manual entry stays available.
See the three-step reviewYour bank statement
TRADER JOE’S #182$312.40
WHOLEFDS MKT$486.20
TARGET T-1842$205.40
Three stores, $1,004.00. No idea what’s inside.
Radish by item same $1,004.00
Meat & Dairy$256.80
Produce$214.30
Pantry & Staples$198.10
Household & Personal$150.20
Beverages (non-alc)$96.40
Other$88.20
From receipt to real context
One receipt. One explained month.
Radish keeps the workflow small: scan what you already have, confirm the editable draft, then see what actually changed across the household.
You stay in control
Review every item
Check the editable draft, correct a name or price, and decide what your household calls essential or optional.
The store total becomes useful
See the month clearly
See which categories moved, what was essential or optional, and where the grocery total actually went.
One receipt becomes a record you can check — then a month your household can understand.
Appearance
Scan the receipt
After your first month
What Radish can answer after your first month.
These answers come from the receipts your household reviewed and saved — not from a bank feed, forecast, or savings estimate.
Which categories made up the month?
See category totals built from reviewed receipt items.
Which receipts and items drove the total?
Trace the month back to saved receipts, items, and prices.
What did our household count as essential or optional?
See the choices your household made while reviewing each receipt.
What did we buy at a specific store?
Search saved purchase history by store or item.
Can we export the item-level history?
Export the saved purchase history as an item-level CSV.
The picture is only as complete as the receipts you review and save. Radish does not infer missing purchases from a bank account.
One insight layer
Your household decides what counts as optional.
Essential and optional choices sit on top of the reviewed item history. Radish proposes editable receipt lines; you correct them when needed and decide what counts.
Interactive tagging needs JavaScript. The receipt below is a static example with its default choices.
Marked optional
$21.97
Of this receipt
30%
These are editable suggestions, not judgments. Your real picture comes from receipts you review.
Fred Meyer
JUL 11 2026
Total$73.54
Essential $51.57
Optional $21.97
Sample receipt · your calls, not ours
One illustrative view
Explore the optional share of a grocery month.
Move the two dials to explore one household-defined view built on top of item-level receipt history.
This is not an average, forecast, or savings estimate — just arithmetic from the inputs below. Radish does not promise you will spend less.
Interactive calculation needs JavaScript. The amounts below are the unchanged default example.
Optional, a month
$125
Optional, a year
$1,498
Yearly plan: $39.99. This example does not estimate savings.
Clear by design
Your groceries are not an ad profile.
Radish is paid by subscribers, so the product can stay focused on the household.
Read the privacy details →No bank login
Radish reads receipts, not account feeds. There is nothing to connect and nothing to revoke.
No ads or data sales
Radish has no ads or grocery-data buyers. This website has no ad pixels or analytics scripts; the app uses limited, opt-out usage analytics that excludes receipt and grocery details.
Scanning starts with permission
After you allow scanning, up to four selected receipt photos are sent to OpenAI through Radish’s receipt-processing service. Manual entry remains available.
Sharing is explicit
A second iPhone sees your grocery month only after it accepts a QR invite. Grocery data only.
Open source
The code that protects and syncs household records is open to inspection.
Radish Core seals saved records, authenticates household sync, validates QR pairing, and enforces input limits. It is public under Apache 2.0, with tests and versioned releases.
Simple pricing
Receipt-level clarity for $39.99 a year.
About $3.33 a month, billed yearly through Apple. No ads, no bank-linked upsells, and no cheaper tier funded by selling grocery data.
Radish is free to download. Review and save one receipt before choosing a plan for continued use.
Radish yearly
$39.99/year
About $3.33/month, billed annually through Apple.
- 7 days free on yearly for eligible new subscribers
- Two-phone household sync when each iPhone has subscription access
- Search, edit, and export every saved receipt
- Cancel anytime in Apple Account → Subscriptions
Radish monthly
$4.99/month, billed monthly No free trial on monthly. Family Sharing when eligible for the selected App Store product and Apple account. Apple confirms eligibility and final local terms before purchase.Trial and renewal details
Eligible new subscribers can start the yearly plan with a 7-day free trial. After 7 days, it auto-renews at $39.99 per year unless canceled at least 24 hours before the trial ends. The monthly plan is $4.99 per month, has no free trial, and auto-renews monthly until canceled. Apple confirms eligibility and final local terms before purchase. Manage or cancel anytime in Apple Account → Subscriptions. Subscription terms · Privacy
Before you download
The questions that matter.
Does Radish require a bank login?
No. Radish reads receipts, not bank feeds — there is nothing to connect.
Where do my receipt photos go?
After you explicitly allow scanning, up to four selected receipt photos are sent to OpenAI through Radish's receipt-processing service to create an editable draft. Without permission, manual entry remains available. Saved household history is sealed before it is stored or synced. Full details are in Privacy.
Do I have to tag every item?
No. Radish suggests categories and can remember edits where it can. You review every draft and can edit names, prices, categories, or choices when needed. Manual entry is available too.
Does my partner see everything?
Your household shares one grocery picture: receipts, categories, and tags. There are no bank accounts in Radish, so there is nothing else to share. Household sharing starts from an explicit invite.
Is there a free trial?
Eligible new subscribers can start the yearly plan with a 7-day free trial. After 7 days, it auto-renews at $39.99 per year unless canceled at least 24 hours before the trial ends. The monthly plan is $4.99 per month and has no free trial. Apple confirms eligibility and final local terms before purchase.
Radish for iPhone
Make the next grocery total make sense.
Start with the receipts you already have. No bank login.
Check availability for iPhoneGet Radish for iPhone
Free to download. One saved receipt before a plan. Requires iOS 18 or later.