Receipt to CSV vs BitSec Identity

Turn your receipt photos into tax-ready spreadsheets. When your accountant wants a CSV file, not a pile of photos, this app makes it easy. What it does: • Scan paper or digital receipts • Automatically extract key details • Edit and review before export • Export quarterly or yearly CSV files • Share with your accountant or open in Excel Who it’s for: • Freelancers and contractors • Consultants and business owners • Anyone filing taxes with receipts Why it’s different: Most receipt apps focus on budgets or spending. This app does one thing and does it well: export clean CSV files your accountant will accept. • No dashboards • No budgets • No clutter Common uses: • Tax filing and self-assessment • Quarterly or yearly expense exports • Accountant handoff • VAT and GST preparation Pricing: Scan receipts for free. Exporting CSV files is available via a one-time lifetime purchase or a weekly subscription. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Legal: Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/receipt-to-csv/privacy-policy

BitSec is part of a modern cyber‑security platform that anchors users' digital identity to the Bitcoin network using cryptographic proofs. This unlocks a new class of security capabilities for existing Web2 accounts, features that not available in traditional authenticators. On the surface, BitSec works like familiar authenticator apps such as Microsoft or Google Authenticator. Under the hood, Bitcoin integration enables the first deterrence‑based MFA system, designed to make attacks costly and dramatically harder to execute. BitSec works with everything from a Google account to your bank login. With BitSec, your authentication is backed by an amount of Bitcoin that you control. This creates a real economic barrier for attackers. Common attack vectors become pointless: - Stolen passwords - Phishing attacks - Replay attacks - SIM‑swap attacks - Device‑only compromise - Credential stuffing In this first release, BitSec includes: - Passive Deterrence through locked funds that act as collateral - Device‑bound authentication tied to your app identity - Biometric support is a must for local protection - Account credentials are cryptographically bound to wallet artifacts providing an anchor back to bitcoin - Bitcoin node validation for independent verification BitSec introduces a new model for account protection — one that adds real cost to would-be attackers and strengthens your digital identity beyond traditional MFA. There are 3 account types. 1) Basic: Standard TOTP support, comparable to other authenticators. 2) Personal: For individual users. Includes everything in Basic, plus Bitcoin‑anchored identity protection. 3) Organization-Managed: This account type is for organizations with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace (soon). OIDC integration allows for active and passive deterrence modes going way beyond standard MFA.