Radish

Overview

Radish helps households understand their grocery spending by scanning receipts and organizing them into searchable, item-level history. Instead of seeing only store totals in a bank statement, Radish breaks down purchases by category and product, showing exactly what was bought and allowing households to track spending patterns over time. Users photograph receipts, review the proposed items and prices in an editable draft, then save the data to build a household history they can search by category, store, or item. The app supports two-iPhone households through iCloud sync and allows marking purchases as Essential or Optional to identify potential savings.

Q&A

Does Radish connect to my bank?

No. Radish builds household grocery history only from receipts you choose to scan or add manually, and will never ask for a bank login.

What if the scan gets something wrong?

Every scan is an editable draft where you can correct items, prices, and categories. Radish verifies that the corrected lines add up to the printed total before you save.

Which receipts and iPhones work?

iPhone with iOS 18 or later. Radish is optimized for English-language US and UK grocery receipts in USD and GBP. You can scan up to four photos per receipt, or use manual entry which always works.

How do the free receipts, trial, and plans work?

Download is free and you can review and save three receipts before choosing a plan. Yearly is $39.99 (UK £39.99) with a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers; monthly is $4.99 (UK £4.99) with no trial. Both auto-renew until canceled.

Do we need two subscriptions for two iPhones?

Each iPhone needs subscription access through its own purchase or eligible Apple Family Sharing. The QR invite shares your grocery history, not the subscription.