Stop the shoebox. Survive the audit.

If the IRS or CRA asks for the receipt for that hotel in April, can you find it? Self-employed filers, contractors, and small businesses keep years of paper and email receipts because audits ask for the originals. We hold them. We organise them. We hand you the binder.

No password. No app to install. We send your forwarding address and dashboard link in one email. Solo or bookkeeping multiple clients, both fine.

Paper and email, one inbox

Photograph the cash register receipt. Forward the Amazon order email. Both land in the same place, extracted and indexed by date and category.

Originals kept, period

We never delete the photograph or PDF you sent. That is the audit artefact. The structured data sits next to it.

Audit binder on demand

Tap export. Get a single PDF with every receipt for the period, organised by category, original images embedded, totals by tax bucket. Email it to your accountant or print for the auditor.

Built for solo and small teams

Self-employed filers, contractors, freelancers, small businesses. Bookkeepers and accountants managing multiple client books, write us about the multi-tenant tier.

Why this matters The IRS retains audit authority for three years on most returns and up to seven years for substantial discrepancies. Schedule C filers, gig workers, and small businesses are the most audited individual categories. Canada Revenue Agency holds the same window for six years and routinely asks for originals on T2125 deductions over a few hundred dollars. The deduction you legitimately claimed but cannot prove is the deduction you lose, plus penalties. Receipts in a drawer or a phone photo roll are not a system. This is.