Lay them all out.
Take one photo.
Up to six Australian dockets in one photo, or twenty in a multi-page scan — each filed as its own receipt, with the file kept as evidence. Then hand your accountant the year as one link.
- No card
- Ten a month, free
- GST and ABN checked
6 receipts found in one photo
- 1Bunnings Warehouse$84.37
- 2Woolworths$21.50
- 3Ampol$92.70
- 4Coles$11.90
- 5Officeworks$32.48
- 6Chemist Warehouse$18.48
A multi-page scan splits the same way — up to twenty documents in one file, because every page is read on its own. Each receipt still counts once toward your month: the saving is your time, not the tally.
Three steps, and you only do the first one.
Snap it
One docket at the counter, or a tableful laid out in a single photo. Forty in a row without leaving the camera, and emailed PDF invoices too.
We read it
Supplier, ABN, date, GST and total. ABN checksums, GST arithmetic and DD/MM dates are fixed rules, not model output — and a printed GST amount always wins over one we could calculate.
Send one link
Your accountant opens it, codes it, and downloads the spreadsheet with their coding on it. No account, no licence, no call with us.
Reading the photo…
NORTHBRIDGE
TIMBER & HARDWARE
ABN 51 000 000 680
14/03/26 09:41
One link. One ZIP. Nothing for them to install.
Nine hundred receipts are not nine hundred decisions — they are about fifty suppliers. Your accountant codes each one once, and anything that would make that stroke wrong is flagged on the row it would corrupt.
receipts-2025-26.zip
- 1-summary-by-supplier.csvEvery supplier, what you spent, and whether their ABN checks out.
- 2-receipts.csvOne clean row per receipt. No subtotals buried in the data.
- 3-line-items.csvThe detail, for the suppliers where it actually matters.
- receipts/Every original photo, named supplier_date_total — so an image matches a line without opening it.
- README.txtA cover note saying which file to open first.
Clean rectangles that open in Excel and import without a cleanup pass. A flagged receipt still goes in, with its flag attached — quietly dropping it is how a shoebox app loses you a deduction.
Pay for the year you actually photograph.
Start free. Move up when the shoebox gets real.
Paying for 10 months instead of 12.
Every plan reads every receipt the same way. The accountant ZIP, the handover link, the coded summary, line items and supplier records are on all three — including the free one. The only difference is how many documents a month.
Free
Seeing whether a photographed docket comes back right at all.
$0/month
free forever
10 documents a month · hard cap
- No card required
- Uploads stop at ten until the month turns over
- A pack restarts them without a subscription
Pro
One person, an accountant, and a BAS every quarter.
$10.00/month
$120.00 billed yearly, not $144.00
Saves $24.00 a year100 documents a month
- About a docket a working day
- Never stops at the cap — the overflow draws on pack credit
- An Australian tax invoice for every payment
Business
Several people photographing, and enough of them that the meter should never come up.
$40.83/month
$490.00 billed yearly, not $588.00
Saves $98.00 a year1,000 documents a month
- Ten times the volume for four times the price
- Never stops at the cap — the overflow draws on pack credit
- An Australian tax invoice for every payment
Need more, just once?
Buy documents outright — no subscription. Credit stacks on any plan, lasts twelve months, and is only spent after the month's included allowance.
Top-up
$15.00100 documents
Season
$59.00500 documents
Backlog
$199.002,000 documents
All prices are in Australian dollars and include GST. Cancel any time — you keep everything already read.
Start with this month’s receipts.
Ten a month, free, no card. When July comes you’ll have the year instead of the shoebox.
Start free