Bagging: Receipts & Expenses

About this app

Keep every receipt, without the shoebox. Bagging is a free, private receipt and invoice keeper for your iPhone. Snap a photo of any receipt or invoice and Bagging reads the vendor, the total, and the date, right there on your device. Glance at what it found, fix anything that looks off, and save. The paper can go in the recycling. Still readable in year six. Thermal receipts can fade within months, and the tax office can ask you to back up a claim years later. Bagging keeps the original photo and the details together, intact and exportable. When an audit, your accountant, or an expense report comes calling, you already have everything. Built for real life, not bookkeeping homework. Scan at the counter, or pull one in from your photo library. Bagging gives you a dated list of everything you've saved, with a running total at the top. Tap any entry to see the full photo, edit a detail, or delete it. Find it in seconds. New: tap search and type what you remember. A store name, a note you wrote, an invoice number, even words printed on the receipt itself. Bagging already read that text on your device, so it's all searchable. Sort it your way. Add a tag as you save: a category, a job, or a client. Tags autocomplete, everyone in the workspace shares the same list, and one tap filters the month to just that tag. You can also record how a receipt was paid, then filter by payment method. Both are optional. Bring in the backlog. Moving from another app, or sitting on a camera roll full of old receipts? Select up to 100 photos and Bagging reads them into one review list: confident reads pre-checked, unclear ones flagged, each filed under its printed date. Scanning a paper stack works too: each page becomes its own receipt. Forward it in. Forward an emailed receipt, a bill, or a PDF to your personal Bagging address, and it arrives ready to confirm. See where the money goes. The Insights tab charts your spending by week, month, or year, with totals by tag, spend by payment method, and top vendors. Share the load. Keep receipts in shared workspaces: one for the shop, one for the rental, one for home. Invite your partner, bookkeeper, or team with a code, and everyone sees the same tidy list. Separate businesses stay separate. Ready when tax time or an expense report is. Choose a date range and Bagging hands you a CSV spreadsheet and a printable PDF summary, with a grand total, straight to the share sheet to email, save to Files, or send to your accountant. Private by design. Your receipts are yours. Text recognition happens on your device. Your invoices and the details pulled from them are private to your account and the workspaces you share: never sold, never handed to advertisers, no ads. Usage analytics are anonymous and never include your receipts. Sign in with Apple or Google and skip the passwords. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Scan receipts and invoices with the built-in document scanner, or import from your photo library • Let on-device text recognition fill in the vendor, total, and date • Search by store, note, invoice number, or the text printed on the receipt • Keep the original photo on every entry, and add a second when it takes two • Tag receipts by category, job, or client, filter by tag, and export tags in the CSV • Record how a receipt was paid and filter the list by payment method • Import up to 100 receipt photos in one batch, with likely duplicates called out • See spending charts by week, month, or year, with totals by tag, payment method, and top vendors • Share a workspace with your partner, bookkeeper, or team using a simple invite code • Export any date range as a CSV spreadsheet and a PDF summary via the share sheet A FEW HONEST NOTES Bagging records the receipt as a whole (vendor, total, and date), not individual line items, and it doesn't connect to your bank or convert currencies. It's a simple, private keeper, on purpose. And it's free.

Your receipts can file themselves: a one-time tip shares your personal email-in address once you get going. Keep the habit: a gentle offer of the weekly summary after your first week. Bulk imports now keep the payment method on every receipt. Faster tag and payment method loading on slow networks. Smaller fixes and polish throughout.

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1. First observed Sep 16, 2026 · 4:01 AM Free