Less typing. More checking.
On-device receipt reading suggests store names, amounts, taxes and dates. Review hints point out missing or uncertain details. Printed return terms and protection plans can become editable deadline suggestions.
From a restaurant dinner to a new appliance, keep the receipt photo and the details together—ready when you need them.
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From original documents to monthly totals, the next update brings more of your receipt workflow together.
On-device receipt reading suggests store names, amounts, taxes and dates. Review hints point out missing or uncertain details. Printed return terms and protection plans can become editable deadline suggestions.
Keep multiple receipt photos, PDFs, product photos and warranty documents with one purchase. Import from Files or save images and PDFs to the app’s sharing inbox, then open Import to review them.
See monthly purchases by store and category, with received refunds reflected in net spending. Different currencies stay separate, and receipts you issue are kept apart from your purchases.
Track return windows, warranties and protection plans. Record a full or partial return, an expected refund and when it arrives. Upcoming brings your deadlines and refund follow-ups together.
Create a cash receipt for a service or sale, with customer details, tax and tip. Share PDF reports or export spreadsheet-friendly CSV files. This records a payment; it does not process payments or add an Apple Wallet pass.
Export a full backup and restore it later. Optionally choose a folder for automatic snapshots while the app is open. Use the optional Face ID, Touch ID or device-passcode lock on supported devices.
New features are in testing. Availability depends on your installed build. The next iPhone build still needs device verification before release. Recognition is not perfect: check suggestions against your original documents. Optional folder backups run while the app is open; they are not continuous cloud sync.