ClaimPDF

Private receipt-to-report workflow for Mac

Receipts go in. One complete, reviewable claim PDF comes out.

ClaimPDF turns selected receipt files into a report you can check before exporting, with every included original receipt appended.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store

Requires macOS 14 or later

From receipts to a finished claim

  1. Import receipts

    Choose PDF, JPG/JPEG, PNG, or HEIC receipts from your Mac.

  2. Review fields and duplicates

    Check OCR results, correct fields, and decide which suspected duplicates belong in the claim.

  3. Export the full report

    Preview and export one report with the original receipt pages appended.

Built for a complete, reviewable report

  • On-device Apple Vision OCR

    Receipt recognition runs locally on your Mac using Apple Vision.

  • Reusable PDF templates

    Map fields in your own PDF claim template and reuse it for later reports.

  • Five report languages

    Create report pages in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.

  • Original receipts appended

    Every included original receipt page follows the report pages in the exported PDF.

Your receipts stay on your Mac

ClaimPDF is designed for local work without an account or receipt upload.

  • No account
  • No receipt upload
  • No in-app analytics or ads
  • No in-app cookies or tracking

Frequently asked questions

Which receipt formats can I import?
ClaimPDF supports PDF, JPG/JPEG, PNG, and HEIC files.
Where are my receipts processed?
Receipt recognition and report preparation happen locally on your Mac. Receipts are not uploaded to ClaimPDF servers.
Can I use my organization’s PDF template?
Yes. You can select and map your own PDF claim template, then reuse that mapping locally.
Which report languages are available?
Report pages can be generated in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.
When can I get ClaimPDF?
ClaimPDF is coming soon to the Mac App Store and requires macOS 14 or later.