Upload your grocery receipts. CartEncore builds a history of everything you buy — what it costs, where the money goes, and what your household actually likes.
Not open to the public yet · No bank connection
Try it on a receipt, no account needed →
Shopping in the US? How the chains print a receipt →
You live in your own world, not the market's. CartEncore never tells you to shop elsewhere or chase a promotion — it shows your own habits clearly enough that what to change is yours to decide.
Your shopping, broken down by what it really is — not vague bank-feed categories.
Not the cheapest in town — normal for you, so you notice when it isn't.
The things you actually reach for, trip after trip — the shape of how your household really shops.
Already use a budgeting app? What it doesn’t see →
Under the numbers, CartEncore remembers every product you buy and what you keep coming back to — and, once you write it down, what you liked and what nobody eats. It becomes a record only you could have.
A note and a short verdict on any product you've bought — the usual one, good but expensive, not buying again — so next time you know which was which.
See what a product has cost you across every trip — so "is this a good price?" has an answer built from your own history, not a flyer.
What fruit does the family buy in March? Which store had that bread you liked? Your history remembers what you'd never keep track of by hand.
How a purchase history gets built, and what you can look up →
Not a comparison of who's cheapest — a memory of which store had that bread, that cheese, that one thing you can only get in one place.
No aggregation. No data licensing. No investors. You pay, so you're the customer — not the product.
Delete any receipt, and its photo, whenever you like. Exporting your whole history, and deleting all of it in one step, are not built yet.
Not open to the public yet · No bank connection
Something to use in the meantime — a free grocery spending template →