From a photo
to a business record.

The vendor, date, tax and line items. Kept together with the receipt they came from.

A little less paper.
A lot more useful.

Illustrative output · sample data · CAD

Ready for the books.

Vendor
Studio Supply
Invoice
10482
Subtotal
C$128.00
Tax
C$16.64
Total
C$144.64

Export a summary, receipt ledger and line items to Excel, or share a PDF with the receipt photos.

What you photograph

  • Receipts, crumpled or flat
  • Invoices and bills
  • Expense evidence for client visits and business purchases

Add the receipt first. Then put it with your trip, client, month or other work.

Check it. Keep it. Use it.The original receipt stays with its details.

What comes out

Line items with quantities and totals, vendor names, tax, currency, invoice numbers and billing dates, read from the paper you photographed. Every value links back to its photo.

Grouped by trip, client, month or other work, with vendor and category breakdowns.

Check the extraction against the photo. Mark business, personal or mixed use, and include or exclude individual line items.

Ready for the books.
Ready to share.

Exports: Excel workbooks, PDF with receipt photos, CSV and self-contained offline HTML. Select one receipt, a work group or a date range. Tax is shown as printed; business portions and currencies stay separate.

View the Expense ledger PDF Sample report · demo data

Start with your next receipt.

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