Step 1
Upload your receipt
Take a photo or upload an image of your receipt.


Scan. Assign. Split.Scan receipt. Assign items. Split fairly.
Best results:
Supports direct camera capture and image uploads including JPEG, PNG, and HEIC up to 4MB where the browser and device expose those formats.
Step 1
Take a photo or upload an image of your receipt.
Step 2
ReceiptSnap extracts items, prices, taxes, and totals.
Step 3
Choose who paid for each item or split shared items.
Step 4
Instantly see what each person owes.
Split meals when everyone orders different dishes, drinks, or desserts.
Share receipts from hotels, food stops, and activities.
Divide grocery and household purchases fairly.
Track shared shopping expenses without spreadsheets.
Separate personal and business items from receipts.
ReceiptSnap currently processes receipts only to provide scanning and splitting functionality. We do not maintain a permanent receipt history or sell receipt information.
Alex: Pizza + Drink
Sam: Burger + Fries
Alex total: $22
Sam total: $22
This example uses demonstration data and does not represent a stored receipt.
ReceiptSnap works best with clear photos of printed receipts.
FAQ
Currently ReceiptSnap does not create a permanent receipt history. Receipts are processed only to provide scanning and splitting functionality.
Restaurant bills, grocery receipts, shopping receipts, and other printed receipts generally work best.
ReceiptSnap supports receipt calculations, but availability depends on the current version of the splitting workflow.
Users should be able to review and correct extracted information when OCR is not perfect.
No. Restaurants are the main use case, but ReceiptSnap can also help with groceries, shopping, roommates, and shared expenses.