Scan receipts, log mileage, and hand your accountant a Schedule C-ready tax package. Every scan is processed on your iPhone - not on someone else's server.
Capture it, categorise it, and prove it - without typing the same numbers twice.
Point your camera and the edges snap into place. Apple's Vision framework reads the merchant, date, total, currency, and sales tax straight off the paper - on your device, with no network call.
Record a drive with GPS, or type the miles and odometer readings yourself. Every trip is valued at the rate in force on the day you drove it - including the mid-year change the IRS made on 1 July 2026.
Attach a warranty and a return deadline to anything you buy. Receipty reminds you before the window shuts - 7, 3 and 1 days out for returns, and a month ahead for warranties.
At the end of the year, export one file your accountant can actually work from - mapped to the real lines on IRS Schedule C (Form 1040), Part II.
Most receipt apps upload your photos to their servers to process them. Receipty doesn't have servers to upload to. That isn't a policy we promise - it's how the app is built.
| Receipty Scanner | Typical receipt app | |
|---|---|---|
| Where receipts are read | On your iPhone | Uploaded to their servers |
| Where receipts are stored | Your device and your iCloud | Their cloud account |
| Account required to start | No | Usually yes |
| Analytics and ad tracking | None | Common |
| Location permission | Only while recording a drive | Often requested up front |
| Works fully offline | Yes | Rarely |
Read the full privacy policy - it's short, and it's specific.
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No. Text recognition runs on your iPhone using Apple's Vision framework, and receipts are stored in the app's local storage. If you turn on sync, they go to your own private iCloud database - which we have no access to. We do not operate a server that holds your data.
Only when you tell it to. Location access is requested at the moment you tap "Start GPS Tracking" and never before. The app asks only for "while using" access, does no background tracking, and does not detect drives automatically. Location samples are added up into a distance and then discarded - no routes or coordinates are saved. You can skip GPS entirely and enter trips by hand.
That's what it's built for. Expenses are mapped to specific IRS Schedule C (Form 1040) Part II lines rather than generic categories, business meals are limited to 50%, and mileage is reported on line 9 with a supporting log. It's a recordkeeping aid, not tax advice - review it with a qualified tax professional before filing.
Completely. Scanning, recognition, search, reports, and exports all work in airplane mode. The only thing that needs a connection is iCloud sync.
iPhone and iPad running iOS 17 or later. Scanning requires a camera.
Scan the first receipt in under a minute. No account, no upload, no catch.
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