Home Receipt is an offline-first iPhone expense tracker for income, expenses, receipt photos, OCR-assisted capture, and polished exports. Everything stays fast, readable, and ready even when you are away from a connection.
Home Receipt focuses on clarity, attachment quality, and dependable retrieval. It is made for receipts, invoices, reimbursements, and personal bookkeeping that needs supporting evidence.
Core tracking works without internet. Your transaction list, saved attachments, filters, and reports stay available when you are traveling, commuting, or simply working offline.
Attach receipt photos directly to transactions and let receipt recognition help fill in details faster. You stay in charge of edits before anything is saved.
Keep transactions organized with categories, tags, counterparties, comments, and date filters so the right record is easy to find when tax season or reimbursement requests show up.
Build reports for a selected period, inspect totals and charts, then export PDF output when you need something shareable or archivable. Home Receipt stays focused on reporting you can actually use, not decorative dashboards.
The product narrative starts with local data and readable policies. Legal pages are public, indexable, and linked directly from the landing page so expectations are easy to verify.
The app follows a simple loop that prioritizes speed during capture and clarity during review.
Start with an income or expense transaction and add one or more receipt photos so the supporting document lives next to the entry from the beginning.
Receipt recognition helps surface likely fields faster, while keeping the result fully editable. You confirm the important details instead of trusting opaque automation.
Add categories, tags, counterparties, and comments so future search and filtering stay useful even as your history grows.
Generate reports with totals and charts for a selected period, then export PDF output when you need a portable record.
These are real product screens from the English build, focused on home overview, transactions, capture flow, and reporting.
See recent activity, financial context, and quick entry points in one focused home screen.
Browse transactions by period, type, category, tags, and attachments without losing context.
Collect structured details, attach the document, and confirm what should be saved.
Prepare report ranges, inspect totals, and stay close to the source transactions.
Use a clear report detail view to verify totals and distribution before sharing or archiving.
Home Receipt is positioned around local storage, transparent legal pages, and a product flow that treats receipts as documents worth preserving.
The app is designed so core use remains available offline. Receipt data and bookkeeping records are meant to stay practical and accessible instead of feeling tied to a remote service.
For the exact legal wording, read the public policy pages linked below. They are available as standalone pages so users and search engines can reference them directly.
These answers mirror the current product positioning and the public legal pages.
Yes. Offline-first operation is part of the product design, so core tracking, receipt attachment, filtering, and reporting remain useful without an internet connection.
Yes. Transactions can include receipt photos, which keeps the supporting document alongside the financial entry.
Yes. Receipt recognition is used to help capture details faster, with the result kept editable so you can confirm the final saved data.
Home Receipt supports period-based reports with totals and charts, plus PDF export. Some export flows can include receipt attachments alongside the report output.
The full legal pages are available at Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
It is aimed at people who keep receipts and want a tidy, practical way to track expenses or income with supporting documents on iPhone.
Download Home Receipt on the App Store and start building a cleaner, receipt-aware archive for everyday bookkeeping.
