Radish

Radish is an iPhone app that turns grocery receipts into a searchable, item-level purchase history. Scan a receipt and Radish extracts individual items, prices, and categories into an editable draft, so you can review and correct everything before saving it. Instead of seeing only “$187 at Costco,” you can see what was actually inside that purchase and build a detailed history of what your household buys. Radish organizes saved receipts by item, category, store, and month, making it easy to see which products and categories are driving your grocery spending. Search your history by product or store, trace monthly totals back to individual purchases and prices, and mark items as Essential or Optional based on what matters to your household. You can also manually enter receipts, export your complete item-level history as CSV, and share grocery history between two iPhones. Unlike traditional budgeting apps, Radish doesn’t require access to your bank account. It works directly from the receipts you choose to scan, with no ads and no selling of your grocery data. The result is a grocery history that answers questions a bank statement can’t: What did we actually buy? Where is our grocery money going? Which categories are driving the month? And what did we buy at a particular store?