What it does
Dr.Wallet turns receipt photos into Japanese household expense records through human operator entry. It categorizes spending and offers manual entries alongside supported card and electronic-money history. Basic use is free, with paid item-level receipt detail and iPhone CSV export.
From receipt photo to a record
Submit one readable receipt per image. Operators transcribe it, and you can open the resulting entry to correct its contents. Income or purchases without a receipt can be entered manually. Processing is not immediate: the FAQ gives a usual target of 24 hours, which is not a guaranteed turnaround.
Reports and paid exports
The web version shows daily calendar totals and category charts. In the iPhone Premium service, Settings leads to Receipt Data and export; choose a period, output format and destination email address to receive a CSV file.
Submitted images are read by people. The FAQ excludes foreign-currency receipts and receipts in languages other than Japanese. Item-level transcription is paid, so the free ledger should not be assumed to include every product on a receipt.
Strengths
- Human receipt transcription with editable entries
- iPhone Premium can email CSV records for a selected period
Watch out for
- Receipt images are reviewed by human operators and take time to process
- Foreign-currency and non-Japanese receipts are excluded by the FAQ
- Item-level receipt detail and iPhone CSV export are paid features
Best for
- Japanese users who want help entering receipt-based household expenses
Sources
- Dr.Wallet household expense app (Oct 28, 2026)
- Dr.Wallet receipt entry and household reports (Oct 28, 2026)
- Export Dr.Wallet receipt records on iPhone (Oct 28, 2026)