SnipSnap

What if snipping a coupon was as simple as snapping your smartphone camera?
That's the idea behind SnipSnap, the first app to scan, save, and redeem printed coupons on your mobile phone. Prepare to save some serious moolah.

In-Store Reminders When you've entered a store, SnipSnap pings you to use your coupons.
Expiration Date Alerts Notifications to use your coupon when expiration date is approaching.
Use for Any Coupons Works for everything from the local coffee shop to retailers to restaurants.
Share with Friends Share coupons with friends via Facebook, Twitter, or Email.

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Watch a demo of how the SnipSnap iPhone app works.

See what it's like to redeem a coupon with SnipSnap at several major retailers.

When will an Android version of the SnipSnap app be available?

Soon! Most likely by the middle of 2012. We're also planning an iPad release later in the year.

What types of coupons can SnipSnap scan?

All of them! We built the app to be a swiss army knife for coupons, capable of scanning and recognizing most any coupon type. Whether you want to scan a local discount, retail offer, or manufacturer coupon, SnipSnap should be able to recognize it.

How do you scan the coupons?

To extract all of the data, we use a variety of technologies, including optical character recognition, image recognition, and barcode scanning. Plus a few magical elves for good measure.

Can I use SnipSnap at the grocery store?

While some supermarkets accept digital (or paperless) coupons, many still require a printed coupon to redeem. We are hard at work on a breakthrough method for allowing you to redeem paper-based coupons via your phone, and are aiming to release this capability in the near future.

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The SnipSnap app allows anyone to convert a printed coupon into a digital, mobile format, which they can easily search and retrieve on their smartphone. All a user needs to do is snap a picture of the offer (be it from an FSI, direct-mail piece, newspaper, or otherwise) and the app works its magic to scan all of the printed text and images. Once scanned, a user can not only redeem, but also expiration-date notifications and in-store reminders.