Scan a receipt and get merchant · date · total · tax · category, read on your phone. Log business drives beside it. Export a CSV your books import, or a PDF report, whenever your accountant asks.
Snapstub turns a pile of paper and screenshots into a tidy ledger you actually own. Point your camera, confirm the few fields it wasn't sure about, and it's filed. Every receipt stays on your iPhone — no account, no upload, no monthly fee. When tax time comes, export the lot to a spreadsheet or a printable report in two taps.
Free to scan and browse — a one-time unlock only when you export.







The camera outlines the receipt live, snaps when steady, and straightens the shot. Scan a whole stack in one session; Apple's Vision OCR pulls merchant, date, total and tax into clean rows — all on-device.
When a field may be misread, Snapstub flags it for a quick check. Tap the banner to see only those receipts and clear them one by one. Every row keeps its original photo, so you can always compare the number with the receipt.
A receipt’s printed date is the hardest thing to read, and a misread one used to file itself somewhere you would never look. Sort by Recently scanned and it is right at the top — every receipt now keeps a record of when it was captured.
Log business drives beside the receipts — distance, purpose and route, or a start and end odometer reading with the distance worked out for you. Monthly subtotals, business-use share, and the year’s first and last readings. How it works.
Import an emailed PDF receipt or a screenshot from your camera roll, and it is read the same way as a photo. A PDF with a text layer is read directly, without OCR.
Zoom from years to months to a single day to see where the money went, with running totals.
Pick who the export is for — QuickBooks, Xero, Wave, FreshBooks or Zoho Books — and the CSV comes out with the right columns and signs, ready to import the first time.
The PDF report shows subtotal (before tax), tax, and total — with an optional TPS + TVQ split for Québec, and the year always visible.
Why Snapstub is a one-time purchase — what is free, what the unlock buys, and who it is not for.
One-time payment, no subscription. Scanning, organizing and backup are free forever — so your receipts are never locked behind a paywall. You can always see your data; the one-time unlock is for getting itout as a file.
Capture and keep, with no limits.
One-time payment. Unlocks everything. Forever.
Every "Made for" layout is pinned to the target's published import spec and covered by tests — headers, signs, dates — so a paid export never lands as a file your accountant can't open. More formats (like QIF for Quicken) ship the same way: verified first.
Snapstub does not collect any data. The privacy nutrition label on the App Store reads "Data Not Collected" — the only honest answer. There are no analytics SDKs, no crash reporters that phone home, and no network code outside StoreKit (which Apple handles directly for the one-time purchase). Your receipts — and the photos of them — live only on your device and in your own backups. See the privacy policy for specifics.