Scan the receipt, skip the spreadsheet
A photo of the till receipt becomes line items: what you bought, what it cost, and where.
A receipt total tells you almost nothing. The line items tell you which things moved your grocery bill, what a shop actually charges for the staples you re-buy, and what just landed in your pantry — and typing them in by hand is a job nobody sustains.
The whole receipt, itemised
Every line, not the total.
- Photograph the register receipt
- Line items extracted with prices
- Store and date captured with it
Straight into the pantry
What you bought is now what you have.
- Items carry into pantry stock
- No second pass of data entry
Straight into the budget
Categorised spending, from real receipts.
- Line items feed the budget categories
- See which items moved the month
Price history per store
You find out which shop is actually cheaper.
- Prices remembered per store
- Builds up over ordinary shopping
Questions
How accurate is it on a crumpled receipt?
Register receipts are the format it is tuned for, including the cramped abbreviations shops use for product names. A badly creased or faded receipt will need corrections — everything extracted stays editable.
What happens to the photo?
It is processed to produce the line items. What you keep afterwards is the structured record.
Does it work for non-grocery receipts?
The extraction handles ordinary register receipts generally; groceries are simply what tüük does something useful with afterwards.
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