Run your business books on your phone. • Tag any receipt as Business or Personal and to a Schedule C expense line — Advertising, Supplies, Car & Truck, Meals and the rest — right on the edit screen. • Log the income your business took in: who it was from, how much, and the date. • Business books: pick a year or a quarter and see total business income, expenses by Schedule C line, and net profit — the shape of a Schedule C. Find it on the Tax Pro tab, in Settings, or from the Add button. • Export the tax-ready books — the full ledger and the summary as a spreadsheet for your preparer or tax software. The export is part of Tax Pro. Receiptless organizes your records; it is not tax advice and does not file taxes. Everything stays on your device — no account, no server.

Receipts that file themselves. • Spot new receipt photos now reads each one while you look at Home and lines up the ones it is sure about under "Ready to file" — store, total, date. One tap files them all, photo and line items included. Anything it is unsure about stays a Check. • PDF receipts read themselves. Share an emailed PDF to Receiptless and it is read on your iPhone like a photo, with a picture of the page kept on the record. For an email with no attachment: Reply → Print, pinch open, Share → Receiptless. • Ways to add leads with what works on its own: photo spotting and sharing in. Apple Pay and Siri stay as optional extras. Still no account, and your receipts never leave your device.

Now made for iPad and the iPhone Duo. • On iPad, Receiptless fills the screen and turns with it. Hold it sideways and Home shows this month next to your recent receipts; Receipts, Miles, Insights and Tax Pro sit side by side too. • Open an iPhone Duo and the app uses the whole inner screen, upright or sideways. • Bigger type and easier taps on the larger screens. • On iPhone, nothing moves. Still no account, and your receipts never leave your device.

Receiptless now keeps your mileage as well as your receipts. • Miles. Receiptless notices when you drive and logs the trip — distance, start and end. Swipe a trip to mark it business or personal, and see the deduction add up at the IRS rate. • Start and End a trip yourself. One tap on Home or in Miles records a drive you choose, start to finish. • Home and Work by address. Type them in under Places instead of standing there. • Home is now a dashboard: this month's spending and this year's business miles, side by side. • Tax Pro: unlimited automatic trips plus a mileage log and Schedule C summary as PDFs. • Insights is where the options live now. Pick a range — this month, last month, the last three months, this year, all time or your own dates — and see spending, business and personal miles, and the mileage deduction for it. Coming up, Export and your categories are right there too. On Receipts, a new Ways to add section gathers photo spotting, Apple Pay, Siri and sharing in from other apps. Settings is just settings. • Tax Pro has its own tab — the gold tree next to Insights. Before you buy it shows what you have already logged; after, it is your deduction for the year, the mileage log and Schedule C pack PDFs, and the estimated-tax dates. • No more welcome screen — the app opens straight on Home. • Smoother scrolling: the screen no longer slides out from under your thumb. Still no account, and your receipts never leave your iPhone.

Receipts can now arrive from anywhere on your iPhone — and the app is friendlier about it. • Every Apple Pay tap, logged. Set up the Wallet automation once (Settings → Log every Apple Pay tap) and each purchase is in Receiptless the moment you pay — store, amount, card. Snap the paper later and it attaches itself to the tap. • Receipts spotted in your photos. Turn on “Spot new receipt photos” in Settings and every time you open Receiptless, it reads the photos taken since your last visit and puts the ones that are receipts on Home, total and all. Tap one and it’s filed. • Siri and the Action button. “Hey Siri, add a receipt” opens the camera straight away. Settings → Siri & the Action button sets it up. • Share a receipt in from another app. Mail, Photos, Messages, Safari or Files — tap Share, then Receiptless. It’s read on your phone and the form opens for you to check. • Coming up. Return windows, warranty checks and tax dates now have a list of their own, on Home and in Settings. • Search that finds things. Items, amounts, the address, the card, the date — not just the shop name. • A warmer welcome. Less pitch, more receipt. Still free, still no account, and still entirely on your device — nothing is uploaded.

Photograph a receipt and Receiptless reads it for you. Point your camera at a receipt and the store, the date, the total and the category are already filled in when you look up. Each one is marked "Auto-detected — tap to fix", and nothing is saved until you say so, so it stays your receipt and not the app's guess. It reads the whole thing, not just the big number. Items and their prices, subtotal, each tax, tip, discounts, loyalty points, and the last four digits of the card. Everything is editable before you save, and the original text it read is kept alongside, so you can always see where a number came from. It checks itself, too. Receiptless adds the parts back up and compares them to the total. When they do not agree, it says "Not sure, please check" instead of quietly writing down the wrong amount. All of this happens on your iPhone, using its own text recognition. The photo is never uploaded — Receiptless still has no account and no server, and nothing about your receipts leaves your device. And Receiptless is now free. Export as PDF or CSV, full reports over any date range, warranty and tax reminders, your own categories — all of it is simply included. There is nothing to buy. If you bought Receiptless Pro on an earlier version, Restore purchases in Settings brings it back on a new iPhone.