Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
EatCue, the fridge-priority app
EatCue describes an iPhone app that scans grocery receipts and sorts food by what should be eaten first.
- For
- iPhone users trying to waste less food
- Worth noticing
- The scanner claims to handle faded thermal print, store abbreviations, discounts, and weighed produce from English and Spanish supermarkets.
Field notes
EatCue says its receipt scanner can read faded thermal print, store abbreviations, discounts, and weighed produce; items can also be entered manually, dated, frozen, extended, eaten, or marked wasted. The interface limits reminders to one a day and groups food into eight categories, while a Balance view compares saved and lost amounts using receipt prices. The page says the food list stays on the iPhone and offers account deletion in Settings; these are product claims, not independently checked.
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