Are receipt images private?
Images attached to shared expenses are visible to household members; images on private expenses stay with you alone.
Features — Receipt scanning
The reason shared ledgers go stale is friction. Scanning a receipt takes seconds and leaves proof attached to the entry.

In short
Receipt scanning turns a photo into an expense: SharedNest reads the merchant, total and date, proposes a category, and keeps the image attached to the entry. That matters most where spending needs evidence — child costs across two homes, shared renovations, or anything you may need to show later.
Add an expense, take or upload a photo, and the fields come back filled in for you to confirm. You stay in control — nothing is saved until you check the amount.
Because a number without context invites questions. Attached receipts end the "what was that €84 at the pharmacy?" exchange before it starts, and give co-parents a neutral record instead of a memory contest.
Reading is best on a flat, well-lit receipt, and every field is editable, so a poor scan costs you a correction rather than a lost expense. Photos of an on-screen invoice work too.
Images attached to shared expenses are visible to household members; images on private expenses stay with you alone.
Yes, useful when a purchase spans several receipts or when you want both the receipt and the invoice.
Reading the receipt needs a connection. You can always type an expense manually and add the photo later.
Yes — adding an expense with a receipt is one of the core mobile actions, since that is where receipts actually are.
Free while we build — every feature included. Invite your partner and set up your household in under 5 minutes.