🧾 Receipt Radar — Privacy

Plain-language version. Last updated: 8 July 2026.

The short version: your emails are read and processed entirely inside your own browser. No email content, receipt data, product names, or personal details are ever sent to or stored on any server.

What the app accesses

Gmail, read-only (gmail.readonly). It searches for grocery e-receipts — currently Maxima (noreply.loyalty@maxima.lv) and Rimi (noreply@rimibaltic.com) — and counts other receipt-looking emails so we know which stores to support next.
It cannot send, modify, or delete anything in your mailbox.

Where processing happens

All parsing (including Rimi PDF attachments) runs in JavaScript in your browser tab.
Parsed results are cached in your browser's local storage on your device, so repeat visits are fast. Nothing is uploaded.
Your Gmail access token lives only in your browser session and expires within an hour.

What does leave your device

Anonymous usage events only: e.g. "alert of type X was shown / opened / dismissed", with a random ID that is not linked to your name, email, or receipts. This helps improve which insights are worth showing.
These events contain no email content, no product names, no amounts, no locations.

Suggestions ("smart tips")

Tips are generated by simple rules running locally in your browser (e.g. seasonal notes). No ad network is involved, no data is shared with advertisers, and the app does not infer anything about your health.

Your controls

Delete everything: the "Clear my data" button wipes all locally stored data instantly.
Revoke access: anytime at myaccount.google.com/permissions.
GDPR: since no personal data is stored server-side, there is nothing for us to export or erase on request — your device is the only copy. Questions: contact the developer.

Receipt Radar's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

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