Help & questions

Any of them. Parsy reads the receipt itself, so there are no store integrations to break and nothing to connect. If a shop prints a receipt, Parsy can read it.

Every household gets a unique address ending in @receipts.parsy.fyi. You will find yours in the app under Settings, and on your account page here. Forward an e-receipt to it and Parsy reads it the same way it reads a photo. Anything sent to it that is not a receipt is ignored, and Parsy never connects to your email account.

Parsy is offered to individual consumers in the United States, and the service is hosted here. Prices, tax handling and the privacy laws we are built around are all US-specific. Receipts you collect abroad still work — they are converted at the purchase-date rate and marked as converted.

The Services are intended for users who are at least 18 years old, and we do not knowingly collect data from anyone younger. Receipts can reveal a great deal about a household, and we would rather not hold that for minors at all.

Both, from one codebase. When accounts open you will be able to create yours on this website first, and it will be ready the moment you install the app — forwarding address and all.

Good enough that most receipts need no attention at all, and honest enough to tell you when it is not sure. Anything Parsy guessed is flagged for review, and fixing a line takes one tap — the correction sticks to that product from then on. Faded thermal paper and unusual store abbreviations are where it struggles most.

They are stored so you can open the original next to the parsed items, and they are visible to your household only. To read them, the image is sent to our AI providers — Google Gemini through Google Cloud's Vertex AI as the primary reader, with Anthropic's Claude, Microsoft Azure Document Intelligence and Google Cloud Vision as fallbacks when a receipt needs a second read — solely for that purpose, under written contract.

If you erase your account as the last member of your household, receipt images are permanently deleted, every stored version of them, within a few hours. The full sequence is set out in the Privacy Policy.

Yes. Individual is 100 receipts every 7 days and Household is 200, shared across everyone in it. Free is 15 every 7 days, with 30 during your first 7 days so you can catch up on the receipts already in the drawer. The cap exists to stop automated abuse rather than to meter normal shopping — if a real household reaches it, email legal@parsy.fyi.

Currencies, yes: a foreign receipt is stored in the currency it was printed in and converted at the purchase-date rate wherever it is added to a total, and anything converted is labelled as converted. Item names are read as printed, so a receipt in another language will produce items in that language.

Once there is enough data to show one honestly. A cross-household figure appears only after a product has been bought at least 10 times across at least 3 different households, and health-related categories are never included. Below that you see nothing rather than a partial number. Your own price history across the stores you shop is separate and starts with your second receipt.

A paid household plan may include up to 6 members who share one household ledger. All members see the same receipts, items and insights, and each receipt is attributed to the member who scanned it — which means members of the same household can see one another's purchases. The owner can invite and remove members, rename the household, transfer ownership and manage the subscription, but cannot delete another member's account or personal data. Sharing requires the Household plan; the Individual plan is one person.

Leaving is not erasing, and the privacy consequences differ. If you leave a household, or are removed by its owner, you are moved to your own new, empty household. Nothing of yours is deleted: the receipts you scanned remain part of your former household's shared ledger, attributed anonymously rather than to you by name.

If you erase your account and you are not the last member, your personal account record — email, name, login credentials and device tokens — is permanently deleted and your attribution on past receipts is anonymised; the household's shared history stays with the members who remain. If you are the last member, erasing your account erases the household too.

An invitation expires 14 days after it is sent if it is not accepted. The owner can revoke it before then, or send a new one, which starts a new 14-day period. Whether an invitation is accepted, revoked or left to expire, we hard-delete the invitee's email address within 30 days of expiry or revocation.

It depends who took the money, and both the app and your account page tell you which it was.

• Bought on this website: cancel from your account page, where subscriptions are processed by Stripe.
• Bought in the iPhone app: cancel in your App Store subscription settings.
• Bought in the Android app: cancel in your Google Play subscription settings.

Your cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid term, and there is no further charge. Paid plans renew automatically until you cancel.

A subscription purchased on this website or through Google Play is cancelled automatically and will not renew. A subscription purchased through the Apple App Store can be cancelled only through your Apple account — if you delete your Parsy account while an Apple subscription is active, we will show you where to cancel it. It is worth doing that first.

Payments, refunds and cancellations are handled by whoever took the money — Apple, Google or Stripe — under their own policies. Ask us at legal@parsy.fyi and we will point you to the right one.

No. We have not sold or shared — as those terms are defined under the California Consumer Privacy Act, including disclosures for cross-context behavioural advertising — any personal information, including consumer health data, in the preceding twelve months, and we do not intend to. The vendors we use process your information as service providers under written contracts; that is not a sale or a share.

Receipts can incidentally reveal health information — over-the-counter medication, vitamins, feminine care, baby care. In Washington, and any other state with a similar law, we treat purchases of pain relief, vitamins, feminine care, baby care and skincare as consumer health data as a matter of policy. We do not sell consumer health data, and those categories are excluded from all cross-user analytics and aggregation, so they never appear in a typical-price figure shown to anyone else.

We do not collect device GPS location and do not request the location permission. We do record the country on your account — set from your device's region and changeable in Settings — for localisation and currency. Receipts carry store names and addresses, so a long history could suggest your general area; we never use that to build a location profile, and cross-household statistics contain no account, household or receipt identifiers.

This website: no advertising SDKs, no tracking pixels and no third-party analytics. These marketing pages set no cookies at all and make no third-party request — even the fonts are served from this domain. Signing in sets two cookies, both needed to keep you signed in.

The app: it records first-party product-usage events — that a scan completed, for example — against an internal account identifier, never your receipt images, receipt contents or purchase details. The Privacy Policy names every vendor involved, our product-analytics provider included.

Yes to both, free, from your account page or the app. Export is a CSV, and receipt photos are not included in it yet. Deletion is described step by step before you confirm anything, and it cannot be undone. You can also email legal@parsy.fyi to exercise any privacy right, including access, correction and appeal.