Keep the paper for a trip, a renovation or a tax return.
The situation
A renovation is generating a stack of hardware-store receipts. A trip produced bills in two currencies. The tax return needs medical and childcare receipts totalled. None of it is worth a bookkeeping system.
What you do
- Photograph from the phoneOpen Snapbill on your phone and snap the receipt before it goes in the drawer.
- Sort laterNew bills wait in Unfiled. Move them into “Kitchen 2026” or “Taxes 2026” when you have a minute.
- Get the totalsExport a CSV with totals per currency, or a PDF to keep with the return.
What you get
A CSV ledger with one row per bill and totals per currency, or a PDF summary to file with the paperwork.
Download a sample
The features that matter here
Phone camera
Photograph in the moment; no upload step.
Unfiled inbox
Snap now, sort later.
Totals by currency
A trip in two currencies stays honest.
Delete everything
When the project is over, remove it all in one step.
Questions for this case
Is it overkill for a household?
It is one page: snap, check, export. There is nothing to set up, and the Free plan covers 10 bills a month.
Can two people in the house use one project?
On Pro, invite the other person as an editor.
Can I keep the receipts for the tax return?
Yes. The ZIP export bundles the receipt images with the ledger.
Your next receipt is the first test.
Free for 10 bills a month. No card needed.