Bought it?
We watch it.
Recalls get announced. Nobody reads the announcements. Scan your receipt once and we'll tell you if something you actually bought gets recalled.
How it works
- Snap your receipt
Walmart or Costco, photographed on the way out of the store. We read the line items and keep the product names — the photo itself isn't kept.
- We check every recall, every day
Health Canada, the CFIA, the US CPSC and the FDA — around a hundred notices a week. Matched by barcode where your receipt printed one, and by product name where it didn't.
- You hear about it
A text if you're on the paid plan, an email if you're not. You never have to open this app again — that's rather the point of it.
What we watch
Food, drink, baby products, cosmetics and household goods — every notice those four agencies publish.
What it costs
Three receipt scans a month, unlimited barcode scans, and alerts by email.
Unlimited receipt scans, and an instant text the moment a match turns up instead of an email. Cancel whenever you like. The exact price is on your account page once you're in.
Questions
No — that's the whole idea. We come to you. The app is for adding things and looking back at what you've got.
Scan the barcode on the package instead. One item at a time, and it doesn't use up a receipt scan.
It's sent for text recognition and then discarded. We keep the product names, the store and the date — that's what a recall notice gets matched against.
It's how you sign in: we text a 6-digit code, so there's no password to forget. It's also where an instant alert goes if you upgrade.
Get started
Sign in with your mobile number — we text you a 6-digit code, so there's no password to remember and nothing to install.
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