Batch Scanning: Clear Out a Shoebox of Receipts in One Sitting
Batch scanning lets you photograph several receipts back to back in one session. RCT processes each one on its own, item by item, and shows you every result in a single list before anything gets saved.
Not everyone scans a receipt the moment they get it. Some people keep them crumpled in a coat pocket for two weeks and then remember all at once. Batch scanning is built for that second group.
Instead of opening the camera, scanning, reviewing, saving, and repeating for every receipt, you scan the whole pile in one pass. RCT reads each receipt separately in the background: same item-level categorization it uses for a single scan, just run across every photo you took.
One list to review, not ten separate sessions
Once processing finishes, you get a batch results screen with every receipt as its own entry, the store name and receipt count visible at a glance. Tap into any individual receipt if something needs a fix, a wrong category, a missed item, then save everything at once when it looks right.
Built for catching up, not just staying current
A budgeting habit doesn’t collapse because you missed three days. It collapses because catching up feels like more work than starting over. Batch scanning exists so that “I have a week of receipts to deal with” is a five-minute task instead of a reason to quit tracking altogether.