CartCycle help

A clearer answer is a calmer next shop.

Quick answers about receipt data, household sharing, privacy controls, and turning repeat purchases into a plan you can review.

Before you reach out

Common questions

Common questions

11 answers

Grocery tracking

The small details that make your ledger useful.

Add the item to your ledger with its price, store, category, and purchase date. CartCycle uses those entries to show spending totals and the buying patterns that start to repeat.
Your purchase history, prices, stores, categories, and dates make up the ledger. CartCycle can use repeated entries to surface frequency-based reorder suggestions, so you spend less time reconstructing the last shop.

Privacy & data

Your grocery data and the choices you can change.

Your grocery ledger is private to your account unless you choose a household scope. While signed in, open Privacy & Data Controls to disable new grocery tracking, export your data, correct the allowed household-size field, or delete your account. The public Privacy Notice explains how CartCycle stores and uses your information.
Receipt images are processed transiently and are not stored. CartCycle does not retain OCR text or extraction confidence scores. After you review a receipt draft, the app retains only the extracted fields needed for your ledger, such as the date, store, item names, normalized item names, quantities, prices, categories, and review flags.
Only records with a household scope are shared with active members of that household. They can see shared grocery records, plans, planning snapshots, and receipt-derived rows, including details such as store, date, amount, item information, notes, and the creating member. Account-scoped records stay private to the account.
Read the public Privacy Notice for the full explanation. Sign in and open Privacy & Data Controls to change preferences, download a readable export, correct supported fields, or delete your account. The controls apply only to the signed-in CartCycle account.

Subscriptions

What stays free, what Plus adds, and how billing works.

The free ledger includes grocery spending totals, purchase history, and category breakdowns. CartCycle Plus adds frequency-based reorder suggestions, pickup or delivery schedule planning, and the review-before-purchase workflow.
CartCycle Plus is $9.99 per month with a 14-day free trial. It adds CartCycle intelligence that learns repeat household buying patterns and turns them into reviewable next-shop planning. You can cancel from the customer billing portal; cancellation does not affect the free ledger.
No. Paid CartCycle Plus is a $9.99/month subscription. Beta or founding-benefit access is separate, eligibility-based, and requires approval; it is not automatic and does not have the same billing terms as paid Plus.

Retailer integrations

What CartCycle does — and does not — connect to.

Not today. CartCycle does not connect to retailer accounts, import retailer carts, or automate checkout. Any future retailer connection would be an explicit privacy choice, not a background connection.
No. A reviewed plan only records your chosen items, store, fulfillment type, and schedule in CartCycle. It never places an order or charges a retailer, so you remain responsible for completing the purchase yourself.