Hey, I'm launching ReceiptSync — an app that scans your receipts and automatically syncs them to Google Sheets.

Let me tell you why I built this.

The problem I couldn't solve

For years, I tried to be good at tracking expenses. I'd start a spreadsheet in January, motivated and organized. I'd log every receipt for maybe two weeks. Then life gets busy, receipts pile up, and suddenly it's March and I have a drawer full of crumpled paper I'll "deal with later."

Tax time was always chaos. Digging through shoeboxes, squinting at faded receipts, trying to remember what a $47 charge from three months ago was for. I'd spend entire weekends just catching up on bookkeeping I should've done all year.

I tried other apps. Some were too complicated — built for enterprise teams with features I'd never use. Others charged per scan, which felt ridiculous. Most of them locked my data in their own system, forcing me to export CSV files and manually import them into my spreadsheet anyway.

None of them solved the actual problem: the friction of getting receipt data into a spreadsheet was too high, so I just didn't do it.

The solution: remove all the friction

So I spent six months building ReceiptSync. The concept is dead simple:

Scan it → Done.

That's the entire workflow. You take a photo of a receipt, AI extracts all the important information, and it lands in your Google Sheet automatically. No typing. No exporting. No extra steps.

By the time you put your phone back in your pocket, the expense is already logged.

How it actually works

Open the app and snap a photo — The camera opens instantly. Take a picture of your receipt. That's your only job.

AI extracts the data — Within seconds, the app pulls out vendor name, date, total amount, tax, and category. It works on pretty much any receipt format — restaurants, retail stores, gas stations, online order confirmations, even handwritten ones.

Data syncs to your Google Sheet — A new row appears in your spreadsheet automatically. No buttons to click, no exports to run. It just happens.

Original image saved — The receipt photo is stored alongside the data, so you always have proof if you need it for taxes, warranties, or reimbursements.

Total time from receipt in hand to expense logged: about 3 seconds.

Key features

Real-time sync No batch exports, no CSV files, no "sync" button. Data appears in your sheet the moment you scan.

Smart AI extraction Handles messy receipts, different formats, multiple languages. Automatically categorizes purchases (meals, transport, office supplies, etc.).

Multi-currency support Set your preferred currency in settings. Traveling abroad? The app recognizes foreign receipts automatically.

Receipt image storage Every entry includes a link to the original image. Perfect for tax documentation, warranty claims, or expense reports.

Multi-receipt scanning Have a stack of receipts? Scan them in one session. The app processes them all and adds each one as a separate row.

Simple onboarding Connect your Google account, pick a spreadsheet (or let us create one for you), and start scanning. Setup takes about two minutes.

Who this is for

Freelancers — Track business expenses without the headache. Actually have documentation when tax season hits.

Small business owners — Keep clean expense records without hiring a bookkeeper or learning accounting software.

Side hustlers — Separate business and personal expenses easily.

Anyone who travels — Scan receipts on the go, in any currency, and never lose track of trip expenses.

People who've tried and failed before — If you've abandoned spreadsheets, given up on other apps, or just accepted that you're "bad at tracking expenses" — this is for you. The problem wasn't you. The process was just too annoying.

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