Fintech
Radish
See grocery spending item by item
- Category
- Fintech
- Stage
- Growth
- For
- iPhone-using households in the US who want to track grocery purchases and spending from receipts without linking a bank account.
About
Radish turns reviewed grocery receipts into item- and category-level spending views for households without linking a bank.
Features
- Problem
- Store-level bank transactions lack item detail.
- How it works
- Scans up to four receipt photos into suggested items, prices, categories, store, date, and total.
- Result
- A grocery trip starts as an editable item-level draft rather than an opaque merchant total.
- Why
- Receipts contain the purchase detail a store transaction omits.
- Problem
- Receipt recognition can be inaccurate.
- How it works
- Keeps receipt details, item names, prices, categories, and spending labels editable before saving; manual entry is also available.
- Result
- Saved history reflects confirmed grocery records.
- Why
- The household reviews proposals rather than treating recognition as final.
- Problem
- Paper receipts are hard to revisit and compare.
- How it works
- Builds searchable saved history and monthly views by item, category, store, and receipt.
- Result
- Households can trace monthly totals back to specific purchases.
- Why
- Reviewed receipts become useful context over time.
- Problem
- Households need their own framing for discretionary grocery spending.
- How it works
- Lets people mark matching item families as essential or optional and change that choice later.
- Result
- Monthly spending includes a household-defined essential-versus-optional split.
- Why
- These labels are household choices, not universal food judgments.
- Problem
- Receipt data can be trapped in an app.
- How it works
- Exports complete saved purchase history as an item-level CSV through the iOS share sheet.
- Result
- A structured, complete-history export is available on demand.
- Why
- Users may need their reviewed data elsewhere.
- Problem
- Two people may need one grocery view without sharing financial access.
- How it works
- Uses an explicit QR invite to sync reviewed grocery records across a two-iPhone household through iCloud.
- Result
- Connected household members can view shared receipts, categories, and monthly totals.
- Why
- Grocery sharing and bank access remain separate.
Product questions
What does Radish do?
Radish is an iPhone app that turns reviewed grocery receipts into searchable, item- and category-level spending history without connecting a bank account.
Who is Radish for?
iPhone-using households in the US who want to track grocery purchases and spending from receipts without linking a bank account.
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