FSA / HSA Friend reads your own store orders, points out the FSA/HSA-eligible items, and saves the receipts. So you actually get reimbursed.
Free. Your receipts save to your own computer.
Go to your order history at a store you already shop, and start a scan. A panel tracks what it finds as it reads through your history.
Every eligible item's receipt saves straight to your Downloads, sorted by year, without you clicking through them one at a time. Where a store marks eligibility itself, we use its ruling.
Export one clean report of everything found, with the receipts, to hand your FSA/HSA administrator.
Pay a medical bill on the biller's own site, fill a claim on your plan's site, or collect receipts from parking, transit and daycare sites. It fills in what your bill says; the card, the Pay and the Submit are your clicks.
Receipts land in Downloads, filed by year and type, named by store, date and amount.
Purchase history is personal. That's exactly why FSA / HSA Friend runs in your browser, on your machine. There's no account, and your receipts save straight to your Downloads. The one thing that can leave your computer is a bill photo you ask the optional AI helper to read, after you say yes, and we keep no copy.
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FSA / HSA Friend fills in forms and saves receipts; submitting a claim or paying a bill is your click.
No. FSA / HSA Friend finds eligible items and saves the receipts and a report. If you use Reimburse, it opens your plan's claim page, fills in the claim from your bill and attaches the receipt; you review it and press Submit yourself.
It stays on your device: the extension reads your orders in your browser and saves receipts to your Downloads. No account, no tracking. The one exception is optional: a bill photo you ask the AI helper to read goes to our server after your yes, and is kept by no one.
Where a store marks eligibility (like Walgreens), we trust it. Elsewhere we match against a curated list of eligible categories plus a database of thousands of specific FSA-eligible products, bundled inside the extension. It's advisory: review before you claim.
Six, each with a reader tuned to its order pages: Amazon, Walgreens, CVS, Target, Walmart and Costco.