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Available on the App Store<\/p>\n

Countability Finance lets you record income and expenses, organize accounts and keep receipts alongside each transaction.<\/p>\n

I developed an iPhone and iPad app combining budgets, receipt scanning and exports. Details extracted from an image or PDF can be reviewed before they are recorded.<\/p>\n

The work covered the capture flow, OCR and correction history. The priority was making transactions easy to review while keeping their supporting documents connected.<\/p>\n

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SwiftUI, OCR and financial documents<\/h2>\n

Swift and SwiftUI power the recording and browsing interface. Vision OCR reads text from receipts, while PDFKit provides tools for working with PDF documents. Extraction does not replace review: users can check and correct the data before attaching it to a transaction.<\/p>\n

What this development contributes<\/h2>\n

This case combines financial app development with document capture. Its value lies in keeping a transaction and its evidence together, rather than merely digitizing an image. The same type of integration is relevant to administrative tools that need to retrieve records and documents through a mobile interface.<\/p>\n

Related projects<\/h2>\n