Scan it, own it
Point your camera at any product barcode and it joins your household catalog — instantly, for everyone.
Free · No ads · Android
Your household, organized.
One free app for the whole family: scan your groceries, track shared expenses and budgets, plan events, share lists — and keep the important documents in an encrypted vault only your household can open.
6 languages, full Arabic RTL · End-to-end encrypted images · Built by an independent developer
Scanned!Added to your catalog
E2EE vaultAES-256 encrypted
Milk · $3.4912% less than last time
The real app — nothing staged
Everything your home runs on
Six things your household does every week — finally in one place, together with the people you live with.
Shared expenses, zero arguments
Log who spent what, where and in which category — by member and store, in your household’s own currency.
Budgets that hold
Weekly, monthly or yearly limits per category — or one budget dedicated to the event you’re planning.
Events nobody misses
Birthdays, trips and gatherings with times, places, invitees and RSVPs, shared with the whole household.
Lists that build themselves
Quantities and estimated costs, shared in real time. Checking items off keeps your catalog up to date.
A vault for what matters
Warranty, ID, insurance and medical photos — end-to-end encrypted before they leave the phone.
- Receipt OCR with price history
- Store catalog
- Kids profiles
- Multiple households
- 6 languages, full Arabic RTL
- Dark & light themes
- Biometric sign-in
- ESP32 display companion
End-to-end encrypted
Your documents. Actually private.
Document photos are encrypted on your phone before upload. Keys are wrapped separately for every member, and household admins decide who can open the vault. Not even we can see these images — that’s the design, not a promise.
- AES-256-GCM — encrypted before a byte leaves the device
- Access granted member by member — and revocable
- A recovery code protects against lost devices
Get your household, organized.
Free on Google Play. No ads. Six languages. Five minutes to set up.
Android today — iOS planned.