The receipt now links to ulostme.app, the new home of U Lost Me.

U Lost Me is the new name for Lost Me. Same app, with the new envelope icon.

Post to social: take a photo, drop your reason stickers on it, and share it straight to Instagram, TikTok, X or Messages. T's & C's in U now has the Sniper Award: nominate the worst clause you find, vote on other people's finds, and see which companies changed their terms in Community Wins. Search a company to open its decoded terms with the date they were last checked. YOU LOST ME. AT THE FINE PRINT. sends your objections to the company's count.

The scanner reopens cleanly every time, and lookups now check the SeedTree catalogue plus Open Food, Beauty and Products Facts and UPCitemdb before giving up. A missed scan offers SCAN AGAIN, SEARCH INSTEAD or ADD THIS PRODUCT. Reasons now match the product, food and drink included, and you can write your own, up to three. Say whether you didn't buy it or bought it and won't again. SEND IT stays at the bottom and tells you what it needs. The decoder reads links properly, shares as an image with a caption, and lets you object to clauses and send a counter-contract. New Settings page: notifications, terms, privacy and your data. Signing out or revoking consent now asks first, and points you to deleting your account if you want your flags gone.

The receipt is the app now. The bottom bar is gone and every screen prints as part of the one receipt. Reasons appear as line items on the receipt instead of a popup, and when you write your own it prints there too. Agreeing is just the fine print: the terms, the button, and the decoder, with nothing else in the way. After you send, SCAN ANOTHER and POST TO SOCIAL are right there. The T's and C's and U decoder is rebuilt with a hostility score, the worst clauses first, and plain English under every one.

Your receipt, the whole way through. The app now prints as one thermal receipt: scan or search a product, pick your reasons, and SEND IT. Straight Up and Cheeky modes are back (your choice sticks). The T&C decoder is one navy banner away, and the fine print still dares you to read it.

The app is now called Lost Me. Flagging something now shares a card instead of a sentence. The scanner reads more barcode types than the grocery set it started with, and the reasons it offers you match the thing you actually scanned. Fixes to text at large accessibility sizes, the camera permission and consent screens, the data export, and a timestamp that read 0s on a post you had just made.