GroceryTrack: Budget Tracker

The Ask update Ask, a new tab Your receipts already know what you buy, where you shop, and what it costs. Now you can ask. "What do I buy most often?" "When was my last trip to Whole Foods?" "How much did I spend on groceries last month?" Ask answers in plain language, read out of your own receipts. Starter questions are waiting when you open the tab. Receipts don't have to be paper • Choose file on the Scan tab takes a PDF or an image straight from Files. • Share a receipt to GroceryTrack from Mail, Files, Messages, or Safari: a PDF, an image, or a link to an online receipt. It is read the same way a scan is. • Open original in the receipt detail shows the file or page you shared. • Added the same receipt twice? The app says so, and you can keep both or delete the extra. Get your data out • Send a shopping list to Apple Reminders. • Block out your grocery day in Calendar, repeating weekly on the day you actually shop. • Export every receipt as a CSV (Pro). • Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client to your data from Profile. Also in this version • Pro subscribers can choose the AI model tier that reads receipts and answers Ask, under Profile > AI models. • A gentler first run: a primer before the camera permission, an email-forwarding reminder if you skip the first scan, and a notifications opt-in for the weekly recap and monthly report. • Pantry keeps repurchases apart. The same item bought on two trips shows as two rows, each with its own freshness. • Dark mode fixed across the app, including the cards, banners, and badges that stayed light. The Grocery Year heatmap now shades dim to bright. • Signing up with email asks for your name. • Terms and Privacy are linked from the first sign-in screen. • We no longer record session replays. • The Nutrition tab has been removed. Ask takes its place. Something wrong or missing? Write to support@grocerytrack.app.