Scan your grocery receipt with your phone camera. Our AI reads the items on the list along with their prices, and item names are automatically cleaned up for clarity. Once processed, you can view your digital receipt in History and track your spending trends on the Dashboard.

Yes. Basic features are completely free. We also offer a Pro plan at $3.99/month for early adopters, which unlocks unlimited scans, full spending history, advanced analytics, and more. The regular price is $5.99/month—subscribing at the early-adopter rate locks it in for as long as you stay subscribed.

Yes. We will never sell your receipt data to any third parties. Your data is always yours — we use it solely to power your spending insights. Payments are securely processed by Stripe, and all data is stored using Google Cloud infrastructure with industry-standard encryption.

It depends on your household size and location, but the USDA's 2026 Moderate-Cost food plan suggests roughly $330–$390/month for a single adult, $660–$780 for a couple, and $1,300–$1,450 for a family of four. A common rule of thumb is 10–15% of your take-home pay. GroceryTrack helps you see exactly where you stand compared to these benchmarks.

Yes. GroceryTrack tracks perishable items and shows a freshness countdown so you know what to use first. The USDA estimates that 30–40% of the US food supply goes uneaten—money that leaves your grocery budget with nothing to show for it. By seeing what you buy and when it expires, you can plan meals around what needs to be used and avoid buying duplicates.

Yes. The items on your receipt are categorized for you—produce, dairy, meat, snacks, beverages, and more—and you can change any category it gets wrong. Your dashboard shows a full breakdown so you can see which categories take up the largest share of your grocery budget and how that changes month to month.

It depends on the item. The organic premium varies a lot—modest on some produce, steep on staples like dairy and pantry goods. GroceryTrack categorizes your organic vs. conventional spending so you can see the price difference in your own data and decide where the premium is worth it to you.

Seasonal fruits and vegetables usually cost noticeably less than the same items out of season—strawberries in June cost a fraction of what they do in December. GroceryTrack tracks your produce spending over time, so you can spot when you are paying peak prices and shift your buying toward what is in season.

The Pantry view shows all perishable items from your recent receipts with estimated freshness countdowns. It also includes AI-powered recipe suggestions based on what you have on hand, and a smart shopping list that recommends items you are likely due to repurchase based on your buying patterns. Freshness countdowns are estimates based on typical shelf life—trust your own judgment on whether food is still good.

Yes. GroceryTrack automatically detects the store name from your receipt. Your dashboard and history views let you filter and compare spending across stores, so you can see which stores offer the best value for the items you buy most.

GroceryTrack works with grocery store receipts and restaurant receipts. You can scan a photo of a physical receipt or a screenshot of a digital one—both work. The AI handles the rest. Crumpled and faded receipts usually work—check the items it found before you save. For best results, make sure all items and prices are visible.