Receipt scanning
Use the camera to scan a receipt and extract likely subtotal, tax, tip, and total amounts with local text recognition.
Tip No Tax is a focused iPhone calculator for dining out in the United States. Scan a receipt, confirm the subtotal, choose a tip rate, and split the check from the pre-tax amount instead of letting tax-on-tax tipping quietly inflate the bill.
Tip
Result
$107.56
$35.85 each
The app is designed for one everyday annoyance: restaurant checkout screens and receipts that nudge you toward tipping on the tax. Tip No Tax keeps the calculation anchored to the subtotal, then shows the total and per-person split immediately.
Open the app at the table, point the camera at the receipt, and let Apple Vision read the lines locally. The scan is treated as a starting point, not a final answer, so the detected subtotal, tax, and receipt total stay editable before the result is used.
Manual entry is just as fast when the receipt is messy. Enter the subtotal and tax, pick 12%, 15%, 20%, or a custom percentage, then set the number of people at the table.
Tip No Tax avoids turning a simple meal into a finance app. No account, no social layer, no receipt history to manage, and no cloud receipt upload in the core workflow.
Everything in the app is aimed at getting from receipt to fair split quickly, while keeping the user in control of the numbers.
Use the camera to scan a receipt and extract likely subtotal, tax, tip, and total amounts with local text recognition.
OCR never silently decides for you. Confirm the detected amounts, fix anything odd, or rescan before calculating.
The tip amount is based on subtotal, then tax is added back for the final total. That keeps the calculation direct and easy to audit.
Pick 12%, 15%, or 20% instantly, or type a custom percentage when the service, restaurant, or group norm calls for it.
Set the party size and the app shows the per-person amount alongside the final total, with currency formatting throughout.
A small widget opens the scanner directly, so the common action is one tap away without exposing receipt data on the Home Screen.
The flow is deliberately short because the right time to use the app is also the moment everyone wants to leave the table.
Open the camera scanner from the app or widget and let OCR find receipt amounts.
Review subtotal, tax, and total. Edit any field if the paper receipt is noisy.
Use quick percentages or enter a custom rate. The base stays pre-tax.
Set the number of people and see the total and each person's share.
The app's receipt workflow is built around local recognition and manual confirmation, with a narrow data surface for a narrow job.
Receipt OCR uses Apple's Vision framework on the iPhone. The app does not need a server OCR step to read subtotal and tax lines.
Tip No Tax does not ask you to sign in, sync receipts, or build a purchase history in the core calculator flow.
The project includes Google Mobile Ads and Firebase dependencies. The privacy page explains that separately from receipt scanning.
This intro page is prepared for the iOS app site and support surface. When the App Store listing is live, the primary download button can point directly to Tip No Tax.