Receipts Space
Local-first document management for macOS with device sync
Receipts Space launched on January 22, 2026 with 2 votes, #6,591 of 14,584 launches that month.
What it does
Tired of uploading sensitive financial documents to cloud services? Receipts Space stores everything locally on your Mac and syncs via your own folders (iCloud Drive, Dropbox, NAS). What sets it apart: • End-to-end encryption protects your data with your own password • OCR extracts amounts, dates, taxes, and IBANs automatically • Self-learning classification assigns contacts and categories • Supports e-invoices (XRechnung/ZUGFeRD), scans, emails, PDFs • Optional audit compliance (GoBD)
Receipts Space is a private, local document and receipt hub for macOS. Import from PDF/email/scans, OCR extraction, automation, and a clear financial overview. Free to try, no sign-up required.
Documents and receipts. Smart. Private. Local. With a clear financial overview. Receipts Space is a local document and receipt hub for macOS. Import from anywhere, let key fields be recognized automatically, and keep income, expenses, and status clearly visible – with no mandatory cloud. Full control over your data – you decide where it's stored and who has access. Your data belongs to you. Open, portable, independent of proprietary cloud services. All changes are documented in a traceable manner – for legal certainty and trust in your accounting. Recognizes content and assigns it autonomously. Less effort, more overview. Automations save time: routine tasks run in the background while you…from receipts-space.com
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