Audit-Ready PDF Receipt Reports, Generated on Your iPhone

Short answer: ReceiptIQ turns any date range of scanned receipts into a single professional PDF in one tap: an expense summary with per-category totals, an indexed table of every receipt, and then every scanned receipt image on its own page — the actual proof an auditor or accountant asks for. The whole document is generated on your iPhone; nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Why this exists

It was built for a real subscriber whose auditor didn't want a spreadsheet — they wanted to see the receipts. Most expense apps export CSV files (we do too), but a CSV proves nothing: an audit, an insurance claim, or a picky finance department wants the image of the receipt next to the numbers. Assembling that by hand from a photo library is an afternoon of misery. Here it's one tap.

What's in the report

Practical details

And the receipts get into the app how?

Point the camera at a receipt: ReceiptIQ's AI reads the store, date, and every line item with its price, categorizes them, and files it — including two-column receipts, discount lines, and receipts in Dutch, Japanese, Spanish, or Traditional Chinese. On iPhone 16 or newer the AI can run entirely on-device. Free for your first 30 receipts, no account required.

Try ReceiptIQ free — scan your first 30 receipts, no account required.

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