PaperClaim
Private document scanner & receipt tracker, 100% on-device
PaperClaim launched on June 24, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
PaperClaim scans documents and receipts entirely on your iPhone — no account, no servers, no subscription. On-device AI cleans up scans, erases handwriting in any ink color, and burns in redactions so sensitive info is truly gone from exported PDFs. Receipts are parsed automatically: vendor, date, tax, total & currency. Optional iCloud sync uses your own private database. Pay once for Pro — no subscription, ever. Your paper never leaves your device.
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$7.99 · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Productivity Developer 三平 黎 Language EN English Size 4 MB iPhone, iPad PaperClaim turns your iPhone into a fast, private document scanner and receipt tracker — with no subscription and no cloud middlemen. Everything happens on your device. Your documents never leave your phone, and PaperClaim collects no data about you. SCAN ANYTHING • Automatic edge detection, perspective correction and cropping • Clean, sharp multi-page PDFs • Import existing photos of receipts and documents SMART RECEIPT CAPTURE • On-device parsing extracts vendor, date, subtotal, tax, tip and total • Detects payment method and card last 4 • Batch-scan…from apps.apple.com
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