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Grocery spending guides

Start with the question you want your receipts to answer.

Capture a receipt, understand what drove the total, or keep a searchable item-level record.

Updated September 12, 2026.

Choose a guide Use the USDA calculator

Guides by job

Choose what you are trying to do.

Capture

Turn a paper receipt into a record you can trust.

Complete workflow

How Radish works

Follow a receipt from photo or manual entry through review, saved search, and spending views.

Follow the workflow →
Scan and review

Receipt scanner

See what Radish proposes, what you can correct, and where optional processing happens.

Read the scanner guide →
Find it later

Receipt organizer

Search reviewed receipts by product or store, edit records, delete them, or return to the original trip.

See the organizer →
Understand

See what kept driving the grocery total.

Items and categories

Grocery spending tracker

Trace a monthly category total back to reviewed items, stores, and receipts.

Read the spending guide →
Your household choices

Essential vs optional

Use a neutral method without turning product labels into moral or nutrition scores.

Use the household method →
Two iPhones

Track as a household

Understand QR setup, private iCloud sync, subscription access, and current two-phone limits.

See household tracking →
Keep and control

Own the history and understand the trade-offs.

Take it with you

Item-level CSV export

Inspect the format and export the reviewed receipt history for your own analysis.

See CSV export →
No financial login

Track without bank linking

Compare the extra receipt work with the item-level detail a bank feed cannot provide.

Read the comparison →
Plain-language data flow

Receipt data and privacy

See what stays in the app, what optional scanning sends, and which controls apply.

Follow the data flow →

Three useful outcomes

Use the receipt once. Keep the detail for later.

  1. 1
    Capture the receipt

    Use receipt photos or manual entry. Scanning creates a proposed draft, not a final record.

  2. 2
    Review every proposal

    Check the store, date, total, item names, prices, categories, and household choices before saving.

  3. 3
    Read the monthly view

    Use the receipts you confirmed to understand item, category, essential, and optional totals.

Scope: Radish summarizes the reviewed receipts you save. Missing receipts mean an incomplete history.

USDA reference tool

What does a typical US household food budget look like?

Use the July 2026 USDA Food Plans to compare Thrifty, Low-Cost, Moderate-Cost, and Liberal weekly, monthly, and annual reference amounts.

Open the USDA calculator →

Learn more

Everything you need to choose confidently.

Plans

Pricing and Apple billing

Compare monthly and yearly plans, see what each includes, and review Apple billing details.

See pricing →
Your data

Privacy Policy

See how receipt processing, saved history, website measurement, and your controls work.

Read the Privacy Policy →
About and accountability

About Radish

See why Radish was built, its product principles, and direct links to the receipt data flow, Privacy Policy, Radish Core, and support contacts.

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Radish for iPhone

Turn your grocery receipts into a searchable history.

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

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