Receipts from Germany and Austria

Scan your receipts. Spend less on food.

CheckMe reads a photo of your receipt, sorts every item into a category and builds your shopping list from what you buy regularly.

Coming soon to the App Store

For iPhone
  • No account
  • No ads
  • No tracking
Supermarket 26.09.2026 · 7 items
Total16,59 €
  • Dairy: Milk 3.5%H-Milch 3,5% 1,19 €
  • Vegetables: Vine tomatoesRispentomaten 2,49 €usually 1,79 €
  • Bread & bakery: Rye breadRoggenbrot 1,99 €
  • Meat & sausage: Chicken breastHähnchenbrust 5,49 €
  • Snacks & sweets: Paprika crispsChips Paprika 1,69 €not on your list
  • Fruit: Red applesÄpfel rot 2,29 €
  • Household: Dish soapSpülmittel 1,45 €
From your list
14,90 €
Not on your list
1,69 €
How it works

Saving happens before you pay, not after

CheckMe is built around four moments: before the shop, at the shelf, after paying and at the end of the month.

Before the shop

A list that builds itself

CheckMe sees what you buy regularly and suggests it when it is usually time again. Paste a list from a chat, and it splits into items and aisles. A reminder comes before your usual shopping day.

Time to buy

  • Milk
  • Eggs
  • Rye bread
  • +2
At the shelf

The usual price, right in your list

Next to each item is what you usually pay for it, in the store you picked if there is something to compare. The price tag says 2,49 €, your list says “usually 1,79 €”.

  • Vine tomatoesusually 1,79 €
  • Butterusually 2,19 €
  • Oat flakesusually 0,89 €
After paying

The receipt, sorted and checked

Every item in its category. What was on your list and what was not, what cost more than usual, and the bottle deposit you can still get back.

From your list
14,90 €
Not on your list
1,69 €
The month

One honest number

How much of your money went on things that were not on your list, and whether that is more or less than usual. Only from your receipts, never estimated.

11% of the money went on things not on your list ↓ less than usual
Accuracy

Every receipt is checked three times

A vision model reads the whole receipt, not just its text. Then CheckMe checks the result itself.

  1. The items add up to the total

    If they do not, the receipt is read a second time, with a note on what did not match.

  2. The date makes sense

    A receipt cannot come from the future: its date is checked against when the photo was taken.

  3. Every line adds up

    Quantity × price = sum for every item. This catches a shifted price column.

If something still does not add up, the receipt is marked “Needs review” and shown to you. CheckMe does not guess, and it does not draw charts from wrong numbers.

  • Several receipts in one photo are split automatically.
  • Change a category once, and CheckMe remembers it for that product.
  • Photos, screenshots and PDF receipts.
And also

Small things that help

In your language

Ukrainian, German and English. Product names are translated only when the receipt is in another language than yours; in German, you see them as printed.

Saved on deals

Discounts come from the receipt itself: what the store printed, not an estimate.

Bottle deposit

How much deposit you paid and got back, kept apart from your spending: a deposit is a loan to the store, not a cost.

A budget for food and home

A monthly budget with a notification at 75% and 100%, and a widget on your Home Screen.

Widgets, Control Center, Siri

Budget and shopping list on the Home Screen, and “Scan receipt” in Control Center and with Siri.

Face ID and export

Lock the app with Face ID or your passcode, and export everything as CSV or JSON whenever you like.

Privacy

Your receipts stay on your iPhone

No account needed. To read a receipt, a reduced image without its location is sent to an AI model. The result comes back to your device; we keep neither the image nor the receipt.

  • No account
  • No ads, no tracking, no analytics
  • Receipts, photos and your list stay on the device
  • Or read receipts on the device with Apple Intelligence (iOS 27)

Coming soon to the App Store

For iPhone with iOS 26 or later. Made for receipts from Germany and Austria.

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