Receipt score · private beta
Score the groceries already in your email
Scanly is building an opt-in receipt connection that finds itemized grocery emails, matches packaged products and turns a whole shopping trip into one explainable score.
Sample inbox receipt
Fresh Market · Sep 18
See how a receipt becomes a score
This sample uses a fictional receipt. It does not connect to or read your inbox.
From message to useful answer
A receipt score should show its work
01
Find receipt emails
After you opt in, the planned connection looks for itemized grocery receipts and order confirmations—not unrelated messages.
02
Match the products
Receipt names, sizes and retailer data are matched to the product catalog. Uncertain matches wait for your review.
03
Explain the score
Matched packaged products form the receipt score. You see every item, the evidence behind it and what moved the total.
Privacy by design
Permission should be narrow and reversible
The planned flow will ask before connecting an inbox, explain what it reads and let you disconnect. Receipt content should be used to produce your history—not to sell ads or train unrelated models.
Does Scanly read my email today?
No. The email receipt connection is a private-beta feature in development. The demo on this page uses fictional data and does not access an inbox.
What happens when a receipt line cannot be matched?
It stays visible as an unmatched item and is excluded from the calculation. Scanly will not invent a product match or silently treat missing data as healthy.
How is the receipt score calculated?
The proposed first version averages the disclosed Scanly scores of confidently matched packaged products. Fresh produce, household goods and uncertain matches are listed separately rather than forced into the number.
Receipt-score beta
Be first to turn grocery receipts into a useful history
Join for an invitation when inbox connection is ready. Joining the list does not connect your email or grant Scanly access to it.