When one parent says they spent $200 on school supplies and the other parent questions the amount, the receipt settles it. Receipts are proof — they show the store, the date, the items, and the total. Without them, every shared expense is a claim that the other parent has to take on trust.
For co-parents, receipts do more than prove an amount. They reduce friction. When both parents can see the actual receipt attached to an expense, there is nothing to argue about. The conversation shifts from "did you really spend that?" to "okay, let's approve it."
When you add an expense, you can attach a photo of the receipt. The app uses AI to read the key details — the total amount, the date, and the merchant name — and fills them in for you. You just review and confirm.
This takes about ten seconds per expense. No typing in dollar amounts, no manually entering the store name. The receipt image is stored with the expense permanently, so both parents can view it at any time.
Every receipt you upload stays connected to its expense. If you ever need to export reports — for mediation, legal proceedings, or your own records — every expense in the report has its receipt attached. This creates a complete, documented trail of shared spending that both parents contributed to and can verify.
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