Privacy
Updated 12 November 2026
Receipts has no account and no server: what you enter stays on your phone. Here is everything that leaves it, and why.
On this page
- What
- To whom
- When
- Usage statistics: app opens, onboarding completion, trial start, subscription, receipt saved, note exported; with them, the app and system versions, the country and an installation ID
- Google, via Firebase Analytics
- Only if you said yes. You can change your mind in the app's settings.
- Your purchase: a random subscriber ID and the plan you chose
- Apple or Google, and RevenueCat
- When you subscribe or restore a purchase. Never your name or your card.
- Everything else
- No one
- Stays on your phone. Android's backup does not keep all your receipts: the expense reports you export as PDF keep the supporting receipts.
What the app does
The receipts you save, their photos and the name you enter for your expense reports stay on your phone. They are sent neither to us nor to anyone else.
The amount, date and merchant are read on the phone itself, with no online service: a receipt photo never leaves the device to be read.
An expense report (PDF) or a summary (CSV) only leaves the phone if you send it yourself, from the share sheet, to the app of your choice.
Usage statistics
On first launch, the app asks whether you accept anonymous statistics. If you decline, nothing is sent. If you accept, the app sends Firebase Analytics (Google Ireland Ltd) these usage moments: app opens, onboarding completion, trial start, subscription, receipt saved, note exported. Firebase adds on its own the app and system versions, the country and an installation ID. We use this data to see at which step people stop.
Google may process it outside the European Union, under the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.
Subscription
Payment goes through the App Store or Google Play: we never see your card or your identity. RevenueCat (RevenueCat Inc., United States) receives your subscription status from the store, tied to a random ID, so that the app knows whether it is active.
Your rights
Since we hold no data that identifies you, there is nothing for us to send you or erase on our side. To delete what the app keeps on your phone, delete the app. For statistics already sent, write to us: we will ask Google to erase them.
If you believe your rights are not being respected, you can lodge a complaint with the CNIL (cnil.fr), the French data protection authority.
Contact us
Data controller: Erwan LE CREN, 5 impasse des Pommiers, 91730 Mauchamps. For any question: contact@ernel.tech.