Hexreceipt now runs on many more iPhones and iPads — we've broadened device support so more people can capture their receipts and get ready for tax time. Plus behind-the-scenes polish. All still private to your own iCloud — no account, no tracking.

Your recurring bills are now yours to manage. Rename a series when you switch providers, update its details, or retire one that's ended — a retired bill stays on for the rest of the tax year, then tucks away. Added one by mistake? Delete it in a tap. The recurring bills screen is tidier, too, with small refinements throughout to make everything quicker. All still private to your own iCloud — no account, no tracking.

Tax time just got clearer. Before you generate your year-end submission, Hexreceipt now shows you exactly what you'll get — a deductions spreadsheet, a category summary, and every receipt's evidence, laid out file by file. Doing the household's tax? Choose who to include and get a separate, ready-to-send bundle for each person. Hexreceipt is roomier on iPad, too: browse your receipts and read one side by side in a proper split view. Plus: the dashboard now remembers the financial year and person you were working on, so you pick up right where you left off — and a tax-time reminder helps you bundle everything when it's due. All still private to your own iCloud — no account, no tracking.

Hexreceipt now works beautifully on iPad — the same app with a roomier sidebar layout on the bigger screen. Capturing is faster, too: add a Control Center control or just ask Siri to "Scan a receipt in Hexreceipt" and you're straight into the scanner. For families, shared bills are easier. Duplicate a receipt for another person — evidence and all — so a bill you split (like electricity) is only scanned once, and it keeps tracking as a recurring series for each person. Plus: search and sort your receipts, a heads-up when one looks like a duplicate, and send feedback or rate the app right from Settings. All still private to your own iCloud — no account, no tracking. > Leads with iPad (the headline), then quick-scan, then shared bills. Keep it to > what changed; the full pitch lives in the Description.

Track receipts for the whole household. Add family members — or anyone — and tag each receipt to a person, then filter your dashboard and lists by person and generate a separate tax-time bundle for each. Perfect for the family organiser doing everyone's return. There's also a new home-screen widget showing your deduction total for the year at a glance, with a nudge for any receipts still missing evidence. Plus: start a recurring series and add its first receipt in one flow, clearer labels, and refinements throughout. All still private to your own iCloud — no account, no tracking.