DropSheet — Reddit replies Helpful first. No URL unless they ask. You already burst once. Do not do that again. Do not delete the old comments. Rules - One comment. Then stop. Do not burst. - Helpful first. No URL unless they ask. - If you name DropSheet, say you made it. - Do not delete old comments. - Do not pitch in r/tax or r/bookkeeping. Those threads are accountants drowning in JPEGs. Tell them to send the folder back. - Wait for a new thread. Do not go back to ones you already hit. Where New threads only, one a day: r/smallbusiness, r/freelance, r/selfemployed, r/solopreneur, r/Landlord, r/handyman. One “I made this” post: r/SideProject or r/somethingimade. Skip r/tax and r/bookkeeping for product mentions. --- Shoebox / tax date — no link A folder of JPEGs is not a system. The accountant wants a spreadsheet: date, vendor, total, category. Photograph the pile. If a photo is muddy, type the total and move on. Email receipts and digital PDFs are the easy ones. Thermal gas-station slips are the whole problem. Do that once. Then stop collecting a second shoebox. --- They asked what you use I made a small local program for this. Drop receipt photos or PDFs, get Excel or CSV. Nothing is uploaded. Files stay on the computer. getdropsheet.com --- “What receipt app?” — no link Most of those apps upload the photo and charge a subscription. If you only need a sheet for taxes, you need four columns: date, vendor, total, category. Excel or CSV. If the photo is unreadable, type the total. That’s the whole job. You don’t need QuickBooks for a shoebox. --- They asked for the local one I made DropSheet. One HTML file. Double-click in Chrome or Edge. Photos or PDFs in, Excel or CSV out. Nothing uploaded. $29.99 once. No subscription. getdropsheet.com --- Accountant drowning in photos — no product Don’t type their trash. Send the folder back. Ask for a spreadsheet: date, vendor, total, category. Photos as backup, not the books. If they want you to key 150 crumpled JPEGs, that’s a new engagement, billed hourly. I would not pick it up for “included in the return.” --- You’re the owner in that thread They’re right. An accountant cannot turn 150 JPEGs into a return at the 1040 price. Send a spreadsheet: date, vendor, total, category. Keep the photos. If a receipt is faded, type the total from the bank hit and move on. --- Faded / unreadable receipts If you can’t read it, software can’t either. Keep the row, type the total, mark it. Digital PDFs and emailed receipts read clean. The faded thermal ones are why people still have a shoebox in April. --- Don’t want receipts in the cloud Ask whether the tool uploads the image. If it does, it’s not local. Receipts are personal. I wanted files to stay on this computer — no account, no receipt cloud. Reading happens in the browser. Happy to send the link if you want it. --- r/SideProject — “I made this” (link OK) I made DropSheet. You drop receipt photos or PDFs and get Excel or CSV. Nothing is uploaded. No account. One HTML file, Chrome or Edge. $29.99 once. Not QuickBooks. Not payroll. Not a bookkeeper. One job: receipts in, spreadsheet out. getdropsheet.com --- If someone calls shill Yes I made it. That’s why I’m here. If it’s off-topic I’ll drop it. The useful part, product or not: accountants want a spreadsheet, not a photo dump. --- They only asked for the URL getdropsheet.com