Include your app version and build number (Settings → About) if you're reporting a bug.
ShopNav pulls prices from a mix of sources, and every price in the app is labeled with the source: retailer API (currently Kroger), the current weekly ad, prices contributed by other users' receipts in your area, or estimated/demo prices. If the source can't confirm a price, we show "price unavailable" rather than a fake number.
Not every store publishes every price. When we don't have a real source, we do not show a price and we do not include the item in cart totals. You can still add unpriced items to your list.
Settings → Receipts → tap the receipt → Delete. This removes the image and the extracted rows for that receipt.
Settings → Account → Delete account. You can also request deletion at shopnav.app/delete-account.
No. Camera is only used when you tap "Scan receipt" or "Scan barcode". Location is only used when you tap "Find stores near me" or start a route. If you deny either, ShopNav falls back to typing (ZIP for location, upload a photo for receipt).
Store discovery works everywhere via OpenStreetMap. Weekly-ad and receipt-contributed prices are strongest in metro Atlanta right now. We'll expand as more receipts are contributed.
Yes. After a scan, tap Review — you can correct item names, quantities, unit prices, and the store. Only corrected receipts (or receipts you don't touch) contribute to shared pricing.
No. ShopNav does not run ads, does not use third-party analytics, and does not sell your data. Sponsored offers, if any, will be clearly labeled and opt-out in-app.
Android beta testers install the app through Google Play internal or closed testing. You'll receive an opt-in link by email. If you don't see the app after opting in, wait 15 minutes, then check the same Google account is signed in on your phone.
Email edgarbirlew@gmail.com — attach a screenshot if you can.