Your town has a cheaper store. Your receipts know which.
Billie is a free app that reads your grocery receipts and remembers every price, so you see where things cost less, when prices go up, and when something you bought is recalled.
Same chicken. $5.55 more across town.
Three pounds of chicken breast: $6.87 at Wegmans, $12.42 at Target. The receipts end up in different drawers, so you never compare them. Billie does.
Ground beef is up $1.24 a pound. Did you notice?
The US average went from $5.55 in January 2025 to $6.79 in September 2026, a little at a time. Billie shows each rise on your own receipts, store by store, the day it happens.
A recall, matched to what you bought.
When the FDA posts a food recall, Billie checks it against your receipts and puts it on your home screen.
FDAFamily Farmstead Dairy recalls raw mild cheddar over possible E. coliSame cart. $4.27 a week apart.
Milk, eggs, chicken, ground beef, peanut butter, pasta and bananas. One of each, at four big chains.
- AldiCheapest $16.39
- Walmart $18.58
- Kroger $19.43
- Target $20.66
Buy that every week and the gap is about $222 a year.
See which store is cheaper for you.
This is Billie after a few receipts.
Snap a receipt at the checkout or at home. Billie reads every line in about ten seconds, then your home screen shows what’s running low, recalls on what you bought, and where things cost less.
Screens from a sample shopper. Try it live, no sign-in needed.
Private by design.
- Your card number is never kept.
- The photo is deleted once it’s read.
- Nothing is sold or shared. Ever.
- Store map: off until you turn it on. ZIP code only, never your address.