Reci - Receipt & Expense Log

Reci is a receipt log for sole proprietors, freelancers and people with side income who file a Japanese income tax return (kakutei shinkoku). Snap a receipt, check the amount, and export everything when tax season comes.

Please note: Reci is built for the Japanese tax system (yen, Japanese consumption tax rates, Japanese expense categories), and the app's interface is in Japanese only.

SNAP AND CHECK
- Scan paper receipts with the document scanner
- On-device text recognition reads the date, store, total, tax rate (8% / 10%) and the qualified invoice registration number
- Recognition is a starting point, not magic: the amount field is focused as soon as the screen opens, so you can confirm or retype it in a second
- No receipt? Enter train and bus fares by hand, with a note

SORT
- Suggests a Japanese expense category (勘定科目) from the store name
- Tags, search, and separate businesses or projects

EXPORT BY MONTH OR BY YEAR
- Export one month, or a whole year (January to December) at once
- The yearly summary follows the order of the expense section of the blue return statement or the income and expenditure statement, so you can copy it straight onto the form
- Generic CSV is free
- Journal CSV in the import formats of freee, Money Forward and Yayoi (Pro, beta)
- One PDF containing the summary and every receipt (Pro)
- UTF-8 or Shift-JIS

EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE
- Receipt images, amounts and text are processed and stored on your iPhone
- The developer runs no server, and there is no account to create
- Anonymous usage statistics and crash reports are collected; they never include receipt contents
- Back up to a file whenever you like

FREE, WITH A ONE-TIME UPGRADE
- Free: up to 20 records per month, generic CSV export
- Reci Pro (one-time purchase): unlimited records, accounting-software formats, multiple businesses, PDF export
- Not a subscription

Reci records and exports your expenses. It does not prepare or file your tax return, and it is not a substitute for advice from a tax professional. The accounting-software formats are in beta: category and tax-code names may need to be mapped when importing, so please try a few entries first.