Grocery receipt to CSV
Radish exports one CSV named radish-purchase-history-v1.csv from the grocery receipts you review and save. The file contains one row per item, plus its receipt, store, date, category, spending choice, raw receipt text, and USD amounts.
Last updated: August 15, 2026.
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.
The example contains invented sample data—no personal receipt or household information.
Direct answer
Every saved item becomes a row with receipt context, reviewed item details, category, Essential, Optional, or Excluded choice, and exact two-decimal USD amounts. A saved receipt with no item rows still receives one receipt-only row.
The export is explicit: open Settings → Data export, prepare the file, then choose a destination in the iOS share sheet.
Safe example
The example uses the current 30-column v1 schema with three invented items from “Sample Market.” Its $12.50 subtotal plus $0.50 tax equals the $13.00 receipt total.
| line_number | item_name | category | spending_classification | line_amount | allocated_tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Whole milk | Dairy | essential | 4.25 | 0.17 |
| 2 | Sparkling water | Beverages | optional | 3.75 | 0.15 |
| 3 | Dry pasta | Pantry | essential | 4.50 | 0.18 |
| Synthetic receipt totals | 12.50 | 0.50 | |||
What the preview omits: the download also includes receipt IDs, date, store, currency, receipt totals, raw receipt text, taxonomy version, and allocation policy. It contains no receipt photo.
From receipt to file
After permission, scan up to four receipt photos through Radish’s disclosed processing service—or enter the receipt by hand.
Review the store, date, total, item names, raw text, prices, categories, and household choices.
Only confirmed receipts become part of the saved purchase history that the export reads.
Open Settings → Data export → Export purchase history (CSV), then use the iOS share sheet.
Exact v1 contract
The app emits UTF-8 CSV with a header row, CRLF line endings, standard comma-and-quote escaping, and protection against spreadsheet-formula prefixes in text fields. The format follows the common RFC 4180 CSV conventions.
| Order | Field | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | export_schema_version | Export contract version. |
| 2 | receipt_id | Saved receipt identifier. |
| 3 | receipt_date | Reviewed local receipt date. |
| 4 | store_name | Reviewed store label. |
| 5 | store_id | Household store identifier. |
| 6 | currency | Currency code; current v1 product boundary is USD. |
| 7 | receipt_item_count | Number of item lines on the receipt. |
| 8 | receipt_subtotal | Reviewed receipt subtotal. |
| 9 | receipt_tax | Reviewed receipt tax. |
| 10 | receipt_discount | Total reviewed discounts. |
| 11 | receipt_fees | Reviewed receipt fees. |
| 12 | receipt_deposit | Reviewed deposit amount. |
| 13 | receipt_tip | Reviewed tip amount. |
| 14 | receipt_adjustment | Unallocated receipt adjustment. |
| 15 | receipt_total | Reviewed receipt total. |
| 16 | receipt_status | Saved trust status. |
| 17 | line_number | Item line position. |
| 18 | item_name | Reviewed item display name. |
| 19 | raw_item_text | Raw item text retained from the receipt draft. |
| 20 | category | Human-readable reviewed category. |
| 21 | category_code | Stable category code. |
| 22 | is_food | Saved food or non-food flag. |
| 23 | spending_classification | Essential, optional, or excluded choice. |
| 24 | line_amount | Reviewed line amount. |
| 25 | allocated_tax | Tax allocated to the line. |
| 26 | allocated_discount | Discount allocated to the line. |
| 27 | allocated_fee | Fee allocated to the line. |
| 28 | allocated_deposit | Deposit allocated to the line. |
| 29 | taxonomy_version | Category taxonomy version. |
| 30 | amount_policy | Line-amount allocation policy. |
User-controlled export
The app prepares the CSV only after you open Data export. The iOS system share sheet is the handoff point; after you select a destination, that destination’s privacy, security, and retention rules apply.
The CSV contains purchase details. Treat it as private household data, review the destination, and remove copies you no longer need. Read the Radish Privacy Policy for the separate saved-data, household-sync, and receipt-processing boundaries.
Current limits
These answers describe the current complete-history CSV export.
Yes, after you review and save the receipt. Radish exports the complete saved purchase history as one item-level CSV, rather than exporting only one selected receipt.
Yes. Each saved item becomes a row with its name, raw receipt text, category, spending choice, amount, and related receipt fields.
No. The CSV contains structured receipt and item fields, not image files.
No. The current export creates one file for the complete saved purchase history.
No. The CSV is independently readable, but it is not a Radish backup or restore file.
No. It is a human-readable purchase-history export, not tax, legal, financial, or accounting advice.
No. You can enter a receipt by hand, review it, and save it. Manual entry remains available without granting receipt-scanning permission.
Radish for iPhone
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.