ScanBite
Scan. Rate. Remember.
Frame the receipt with the corners/edges and rotate it upright — a tight crop scans far better than the full photo.
Starting OCR…
Scanned text
Some of this scan looks unsure — the rows to check are highlighted. Compare with the scanned text above, fix them below, or tap Rescan and crop tighter to just the receipt.
Dishes
No saved visits yet.
Back up & restore
Your visits are stored only on this phone. Removing ScanBite from the Home Screen deletes them, so save a backup file now and then (to Files, iCloud Drive, or AirDrop to your Mac).
Restoring adds visits from the file; ones already here are skipped, nothing is deleted.
Every saved visit, formatted for your notes — newest first. This list rebuilds itself from your history each time you open it.
No saved visits yet.
To keep everything in one Apple Notes note, no setup needed: tap Share above (or on the preview after a scan) → Notes → tap “New Note” at the top → search for and pick ScanBite Journal → it appends there instead of making a new note.
Advanced: send each scan automatically, without tapping Share
This needs a Shortcut you build once on your phone — it's optional, the Share method above already works with no setup.
- Open the Shortcuts app → tap + for a new shortcut.
- Add the action Append to Note (from Notes) and choose the ScanBite Journal note.
- Set the appended text to Shortcut Input (ScanBite already adds a blank line before it, so entries won’t run together).
- Rename the shortcut to exactly
Add to ScanBite Journal— then leave the field below empty, it already expects that name.
This must be the exact name of the Shortcut in the Shortcuts app — not your Notes note's name. Check it in Shortcuts: tap the shortcut’s ⋯ menu, its name is at the top. Case and spacing have to match exactly. If it still says “could not find shortcut,” the shortcut hasn’t actually been created yet — use Share instead.