Grocery receipt scanner

Scan a grocery receipt into editable line items.

Radish turns grocery receipt photos into proposed line items you review and edit. It proposes likely categories and lets your household mark items essential or optional without connecting a bank account.

Updated September 12, 2026.

Try your first receipt free See scan and review

Save your first 3 receipts free. A subscription is required for continued use.

Input to review

The scan creates a draft, not a final record.

Choose clear photos of the full receipt. Radish proposes a draft and waits for your review.

Radish processing a grocery receipt and revealing four proposed line items.

Radish Review showing editable receipt details, item prices, categories, and essential or optional choices.

Will it work with your receipts?

Scan paper receipts with the in-app camera, with up to four photos per scan. Photo-library images, screenshots, email receipts, and PDFs cannot currently be imported. Manual entry is available.

Optimized for English-language US and UK grocery receipts with USD and GBP totals. Scan paper receipts with the camera, or add details by hand.

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What the grocery receipt scanner proposes

Radish can propose the following fields from the receipt. They remain draft values until you confirm them.

Receipt details: store, date, and printed total.
Item details: product name and line price.
Likely category: for example, seafood, dairy, produce, or beverages.
Math check: whether the proposed items add up with the receipt total.

How to fix a scan before saving

Compare the proposed store, date, and total with the printed receipt.
Edit an item name, price, or category when the proposal is wrong.
Mark matching item families essential or optional for your household.
Confirm only after the item list and total make sense.

Recognition is a proposal. Review is part of every scan.

Receipt scanning without a bank connection

Radish reads only the receipt photos you choose to submit. It does not connect to a bank account or import a transaction feed.

Before the first scan, Radish asks for permission to send up to four receipt photos through its Cloudflare-hosted receipt-processing service to OpenAI. The service also uses security metadata and a subscription or device proof to protect usage limits. You review the returned draft before saving it.

Read the full Privacy Policy for the exact processing, retention, deletion, iCloud, and security boundaries.

Grocery receipt scanner FAQ

Does Radish scan a grocery receipt into individual items?

Radish proposes individual line items and prices from the receipt photos you submit. You review and edit the draft before saving it.

Can I correct a scanned receipt?

Yes. The review screen lets you correct receipt details and item names, prices, categories, and essential or optional choices before confirming the receipt.

What receipt details can Radish recognize?

Radish can propose the store, receipt date, printed total, item names, item prices, and likely categories. These are draft values, so you should check them against the receipt.

Does the grocery receipt scanner need a bank connection?

No. Radish reads the receipt photos you choose to submit. It does not connect to a bank account or import a bank feed.

What if receipt scanning is unavailable?

You can add a receipt by hand. Scanning depends on device support, iOS version, language, free storage, network, model, and service availability.

Are receipt photos sent to a processing service?

Yes, only after you give permission. Radish can send up to four receipt photos through its Cloudflare-hosted service to OpenAI to create the draft. The Privacy Policy explains the security metadata, retention boundaries, and deletion controls.

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