One receipt, five things updated

Most apps solve one thing. The value in Tryck is that the parts talk to each other. Follow one grocery trip.

1. Snap the receipt. From the phone's Home Screen shortcut "Snap receipt", the Android app, or the receipt link someone else in the home can use. Claude reads it for a few öre. Non-food items are unticked for you at review.
2. The pantry fills up. Each food item gets an estimated date, marked "est." until you type the pack's date. The freezer almost stops the clock.
3. The ledger gets the spend, if you turn that on. "Book receipts and bills sent from the phone" is an opt-in switch in the Ledger settings, off by default. Then a waiting receipt is read once and becomes an expense named after the shop, with its lines saved. The ledger stays private to you.
4. Prices improve. The shopping list learns each item's price from your receipts, so next week's list shows a realistic range per chain.
5. Running out closes the loop. When something runs out it goes on the shopping list. Buying it again brings it back to the pantry.

And the rest of the home

• A chore is a task: give it to someone and it shows up on their page.
• A timer started from a task lands in the timesheet under a project, with an optional hourly rate.
• A missed task can have a cost you set yourself (non-negotiable tasks and missed-task fees in Settings).

Why this matters: you don't maintain five apps and copy numbers between them.

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