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How to get accurate scans, keep expense records you can rely on, and understand what happens when OCR gets it wrong.

  • Complete User Guide to Receipt Scanner

    Get the most out of Receipt Scanner. A comprehensive guide to scanning receipts, managing books, tracking budgets, splitting bills, and securing local data.

    Aug 2, 20268 min read
  • How to photograph a receipt for better OCR

    Six habits that turn an unreadable receipt photo into a clean scan, and the reasons each one matters to a text recognition engine.

    Jul 30, 20263 min read
  • Why OCR nails totals but fumbles merchant names

    OCR and field extraction are two different problems. Understanding which one failed tells you whether to retake the photo or just fix the field.

    Jul 30, 20263 min read
  • Keep browser expense records from vanishing

    Local-only storage is great for privacy and fragile by default. What actually causes browsers to delete your data, and the three habits that prevent it.

    Jul 30, 20263 min read

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Add Receipt Scanner to your deviceOpen it like a native app — quicker access, works offline, and stays on your home screen.

Add to Home Screen

On iPhone and iPad, install Receipt Scanner from Safari so it opens like an app.

  1. Tap the Share buttonin Safari’s toolbar.
  2. Scroll and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top corner.

If you do not see Share, open this site in Safari (not an in-app browser).

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