Psst
A cross-platform shared shopping list application whose core feature is automatic extraction of product prices from photos of receipts. It supports price history tracking and unit-price comparison, with data reliability as its central design principle.
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Psst is a shared shopping list app available on iOS and Android
Psst's core feature is remembering the price the user paid for each item
After the user photographs a shopping receipt, Psst extracts each line item from the receipt in a structured manner, along with the price and purchase location from the last time it was bought
Psst attaches a cropped screenshot of the corresponding line from the original receipt for each line item, allowing users to check and correct it
Psst received 94 upvotes and 9 comments on Product Hunt, ranking 10th for the day
Psst is categorized under Android, Productivity, Task Management, and Notes
The technical foundation of receipt recognition relies on OCR (Optical Character Recognition)
Psst's developer philosophy is to stay silent under uncertainty, preferring to say less rather than say something wrong
Psst does not directly compare two prices that use different units of measurement
Psst's price comparison is based on unit price rather than the total amount for the entire line
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Psst is a shared shopping list app available on iOS and Android
50%UnverifiedPsst's core feature is remembering the price the user paid for each item
50%UnverifiedAfter the user photographs a shopping receipt, Psst extracts each line item from the receipt in a structured manner, along with the price and purchase location from the last time it was bought
50%UnverifiedPsst attaches a cropped screenshot of the corresponding line from the original receipt for each line item, allowing users to check and correct it
50%UnverifiedThe technical foundation of receipt recognition relies on OCR (Optical Character Recognition)
50%UnverifiedPsst's developer philosophy is to stay silent under uncertainty, preferring to say less rather than say something wrong
50%UnverifiedPsst does not directly compare two prices that use different units of measurement
50%UnverifiedPsst's price comparison is based on unit price rather than the total amount for the entire line
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