Year-end isn't an
archaeological dig.
Coffees with prospects, hardware that arrived in pieces, that one client dinner from March. Snap a photo when it happens, take clean rows when April comes. Powered by AI vision so the lattes get categorized as drinks, not as line of unreadable abbreviations.
What you get
The parts that actually
save you time.
Capture from anywhere
Phone photo, screenshot, PDF receipt from a vendor email, or a hosted URL. The dashboard accepts whatever you have, however legible.
Exports your accountant likes
CSV with one row per item. Drops into QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, or any spreadsheet workflow your bookkeeper already runs.
Audit-ready by default
Original file, structured fields, and confidence per value preserved together. If you ever need to defend a deduction, the trail is intact.
How it works
Three steps,
start to file.
- 01
Snap it as it happens
Drop the receipt in the dashboard the moment you get it, or email it forward. Crumpled and faded works fine — a clean scan is not required.
- 02
Skim what came back
Items, total, tax, merchant, payment method. Each value with a confidence score so your eyes go straight to anything worth a second look.
- 03
Export at quarter-end
Filter by date or category, export the CSV, and send it to your accountant. Or sync rows to your bookkeeping tool via webhook and skip the export.
FAQ
Questions for
for freelancers.
Will this replace my accountant?
Is it worth $5/month for one person?
Does it handle non-USD receipts?
Can I delete the original receipt files?
Year-end isn't an
archaeological dig.
Five dollars a month gets you fifty receipts and the full product. Cancel anytime.