Help with CartSnap

Find answers for model setup, scanning shelf tags, correcting a result, and managing local app data. If something still is not working, email us with the details.

Email hello@cartsnap.cc Include your iPhone model, iOS version, and what happened.

Getting started

Set up price-tag scanning

  1. Open CartSnap and download the scanning model.
  2. Keep the app open until the download finishes.
  3. Allow camera access when CartSnap asks for it.
  4. Start a trip and tap the camera button.

Scan a shelf tag

Fill the camera frame with the shelf label. Keep the item name and price visible, hold the phone steady, then capture the image. Check the result before adding it to your cart.

Correct a scan

On the Review screen, tap the item name or price and enter the correct value. Set the quantity, then tap Add to Cart. You can also use Add manually from the cart.

Use CartSnap offline

The scanning model needs an internet connection for its first download. After that, scanning, your current cart, and saved trip history work without a connection.

Troubleshooting

The model download stops

Connect to stable Wi-Fi, check that your phone has enough free storage, and try the download again. Keep CartSnap in the foreground while it downloads.

The camera does not open

Open iPhone Settings, find CartSnap, and enable Camera access. Return to CartSnap and tap the camera button again.

A tag is read incorrectly

Move closer, avoid glare, and keep other labels outside the frame. If the result is still wrong, correct it on the Review screen or add the item manually.

Scanning feels slow

Wait for the scanning model to finish loading before taking another photo. Closing other memory-heavy apps and restarting CartSnap may help on older devices.

Remove local data

CartSnap stores trips and settings on your iPhone. Deleting the app removes its local data, including trip history and the downloaded model. This cannot be undone unless your device backup restores it.

Report a problem

Email hello@cartsnap.cc. Describe what you expected, what happened instead, and the steps that reproduce it. A screenshot helps when it contains no private information.