Snap the receipt
Text reading on your iPhone fills in the restaurant, address, date and time, food and drink, tax, tip and total. Check it, fix anything, done.
Snap the receipt, tap who was there, answer a quick question. BusyMeals keeps the details the IRS generally asks for, before you leave the table.
We'll email you once, when BusyMeals is on the App Store.
Made for people who eat with clients
Do it at the table while the details are fresh. It takes less time than splitting the check.
Text reading on your iPhone fills in the restaurant, address, date and time, food and drink, tax, tip and total. Check it, fix anything, done.
Pick people from your saved list, most recent first. Add a group photo if you like: faces are counted on your phone, never recognized.
One or two taps say what kind of meal it was and why it was for business, so the record is complete.
A shoebox of receipts doesn't say who was there or why. BusyMeals does, for every meal.
No typing receipts into a spreadsheet in April. Most meals take three taps.
Amount, date, place, business purpose, and who attended with their business relationship. If one is missing, you'll see it.
A PDF with every receipt attached and a CSV with live formulas, for any month or the whole year.
BusyMeals asks who was at the table and why, then shows the percentage the IRS generally allows for that kind of meal. You can always change it.
BusyMeals keeps records; it doesn't give tax advice. Ask your accountant how this applies to you.
Pick "Content creation" and tap the dishes you bought to film. BusyMeals separates what was for the video from what you ate, and writes a documentation note from your answers.
How content food is treated depends on your situation. Ask your accountant how this applies to you.
Hand your accountant one file instead of a shoebox.
Good to know: you don't file these reports with your return. You keep them in case the IRS asks.
No account to create. Receipts are read on the phone, and your records are stored there too.
Receipt text is read by your iPhone, not a server.
A group photo only tells the app how many people were there.
We don't sell your data or follow you around the web.
Take your records with you as PDF or CSV any time.
Every plan has every feature. The only difference is how many meals you can log.
5 meals total
No subscription neededAbout $1.35 a week
7-day free trialFor a busy stretch
No free trialSubscriptions are billed through your Apple Account and renew automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. To avoid being charged for the Yearly plan, cancel at least 24 hours before the free trial ends. Manage or cancel any time in your Apple Account settings. Prices are in US dollars and may vary by country. See our Terms of Use.
No. BusyMeals keeps records; it doesn't give tax or legal advice. It helps you capture what the IRS generally asks you to keep for business meals and organizes it into reports. How a meal is treated on your return is up to you and your tax professional.
The amount, date and time, the restaurant and its address, the business purpose, and who attended with their business relationship to you, plus the receipt image, the meal type you chose, your notes and an edit history.
You can log 5 meals in total with every feature. It's a free tier, not a trial, and those 5 meals stay yours either way. When you want more, choose Unlimited Yearly (with a 7-day free trial) or Unlimited Weekly.
Subscriptions are managed by Apple:
Heads up: deleting the app doesn't cancel the subscription. If you cancel, you keep read-only access to your meals and exports.
Apple handles all payments, so refunds are requested from Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com. We can't issue refunds ourselves, but we're happy to help if something went wrong: email support@busymeals.app.
On your iPhone. Receipts are read on the phone and your meal records are saved there. Reports are built on the phone too, and only go where you send them. Back up your iPhone and export your records regularly. Details are in our Privacy Policy.
No. If you take a group photo, the app counts the faces on your phone to set up that many attendee slots. It doesn't identify anyone and doesn't create or store face data. You choose who was there.
BusyMeals is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone, in the United States first. There's no Android version yet. Join the waitlist and we'll send you one email when it's out.
Be first in line when BusyMeals lands on the App Store. One email at launch, nothing else.
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