Other grocery apps hand you points. Catch hands you a mirror.

Photograph any shopping list — handwritten, printed, a receipt, a sticky note — and Claude AI reads it into a checklist sorted by aisle, so you walk the shop once. Then Catch does the thing no other list app does: it tells you, honestly, whether what you are buying is any good.

WHAT IT DOES
- Unlimited shopping lists, grouped by aisle so you shop in one loop
- Scan any product's barcode for its real grade — Nutri-Score, processing level, additives
- Cart Run: your list becomes chunky tiles you catch one by one
- My Healthy Pantry: a shelf that fills with the good food you actually buy, and fades as you eat it
- English, Italiano, 简体中文, 日本語, العربية

SNAP IT, DON'T TYPE IT
- Point the camera at any list and let Claude AI read it into a checklist
- Works with messy handwriting, printed lists, receipts and notes
- Grouped by aisle automatically, so there is no backtracking
- Type an item in any of the five languages and it lands in the right aisle

GRADED ON DATA, NOT OPINION
- Every food is graded on real nutrition data — Nutri-Score, processing level and additives
- Junk simply doesn't get in, however you spell it
- Scan a barcode to see exactly where a product stands before it reaches your basket

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- No account, no sign-up, no email required
- No tracking, no ads, and nothing collected about how you use the app
- Your lists, your pantry and your progress live on your device
- Scanning reads your photo with Claude AI — the image goes to Anthropic just to read it, then it's discarded; never used for tracking, ads, or AI training, and off until you say yes
- Grading a food sends its name or barcode to Open Food Facts, the open food database the grades come from — nothing else, and nothing that says who you are

Nutrition data comes from Open Food Facts, the open, community-built food database.