Photograph a paper bill or drop a PDF invoice—Receipt Scanner extracts the merchant, date, tax, and total in your browser, tracks budgets and split bills, and exports clean CSV spreadsheets. No account, no upload, no subscription.
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Recognition runs in a WebAssembly OCR engine inside your browser tab, and records are written to your browser’s own database. Receipt photos and PDFs are never uploaded, because there is no application server to send them to.
Merchant, date, subtotal, tax (GST, VAT, sales tax), tip, invoice number, and total are parsed on-device. Uncertain fields are flagged for a quick check.
Export clean CSV files for Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers, import existing CSV or XLSX logs, and save full JSON backups whenever you want.
Snap thermal retail receipts with your phone camera or drop multi-page PDF receipts and invoices (up to 20 pages per batch) without uploading files to a cloud converter.
Turn scanned bills into structured CSV spreadsheets for Excel or Sheets with tax, invoice number, and GSTIN/VAT columns—or bulk-import existing CSV and XLSX files.
Keep Personal, Work, and Trip expenses in separate books with daily, monthly, or fixed-pot budgets, category caps, and spending insights across ~50 currencies.
Split shared bills equally, by exact amount, percentage, or shares, and compute the fewest-transfer settlement plan to paste into your group chat.
Open-source OCR on a phone photo of a crumpled thermal receipt is not magic. Totals and dates are often right on clear photos; merchant names and line items need correcting more often. That is why the confirmation screen exists rather than silently saving whatever was read. You must check every field against the paper or PDF before you rely on it.
Receipt Scanner is not liable for incorrect scans, missed fields, or any payment, reimbursement, tax, legal, or compliance issue that results from using the app. It is a free assistance tool—not accounting, tax, or payment software. Full terms: Terms of Service.
Browsers can also clear local storage to reclaim space, so install the app to your home screen and treat regular backups as part of the workflow—explained in keeping local browser expense records safe.
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Extract merchant, date, tax, invoice number, and total from multi-page PDF receipts and invoices locally in your browser—no cloud upload or account.
Turn paper or PDF receipts into clean CSV spreadsheets for Excel and Google Sheets, import XLSX expense logs, and keep full local JSON backups.
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Track shared travel or household receipts in your browser, split expenses equally or by shares, and calculate fewest-transfer settlements offline.
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No. Photos and PDFs are processed by an OCR engine running inside your browser tab, and the expense record is written to your browser’s local database. There is no account, no server, and no network request carrying your receipt data.
Yes. You can import multi-page PDF receipts or invoices (up to 20 pages per batch) alongside camera photos, export structured CSV files ready for Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers, import existing CSV or XLSX spreadsheets, and save full JSON backups.
Receipt Scanner supports around 50 ISO currencies with automatic symbol and code detection, date-order settings (DMY or MDY), and regional parsing for Indian GST (CGST, SGST, GSTIN), European VAT, and US subtotal, tax, and tip receipts. Best results are on Latin-script / English receipts.
OCR can misread fields. Totals and dates are often right on clear retail photos and digital PDFs; merchant names and line items fail more often. You must review and correct every field before saving. Receipt Scanner is not liable for incorrect scans or for any payment, tax, or legal issue that follows from using the data. See the Terms of Service.
No. The app is a personal assistance tool only—not tax, legal, or payment software. You are solely responsible for verifying amounts against the original receipt and for any filing, reimbursement, or payment you make. We accept no liability for those outcomes.
Yes, once you have loaded the scanner once. The recognition engine is cached on your device, so scanning and reviewing expenses work with no connection at all.
In IndexedDB, the database built into your browser, on the device you used. It is not synced between your phone and laptop. Because browsers can clear storage to reclaim space, install the app to your home screen and export a CSV or JSON backup periodically.
Nothing, and there is no account to create. Recognition runs on your own hardware, so there are no per-scan server costs or subscriptions.