Bonnie

Expenses, without the shoebox

Photograph a receipt.
Get your money back.

A receipt is in your hand for about a minute. Bonnie takes it there, reads what is printed on it, and keeps it until the end of the month, when it becomes one document somebody can pay.

Free while Bonnie is in beta. Accounts are let in by hand.

Bonnie · receipts
  • Le Bistrot du Perche

    02 Aug · Client entertainment

    €48.50

    Open

  • Total Bellême

    04 Aug · Fuel

    €71.20

    Sent

  • SNCF

    11 Aug · Travel

    €134.00

    Open

  • 489.6 km

    01 Jul to 30 Sep · Mileage

    €112.70

    Open

Two of the three happen in the shop

By the end of the month a pile of receipts all look the same and you are guessing. Bonnie asks while you still know.

  1. 1Photograph it

    In the shop, while it is still in your hand. Bonnie reads the supplier, the date and the total off the paper.

  2. 2Answer who paid

    The company's money or yours. One tap, asked while you still know, which decides everything afterwards.

  3. 3Send it

    At the end of the month it is one document with a number on it, and somebody can pay it.

See each step, with the screens →

A document somebody can pay

Not a folder of photographs and not a spreadsheet. A claim says who is owed, where the money goes, what it was for, and carries a number unique across Bonnie so it can be quoted in an email.

  • Your half is already signed, with your name and the time, so it never has to be printed to be signed.
  • Every receipt gets its own page, numbered to match the overview.
  • The document is kept exactly as it went out, so you can always produce what somebody received.
Expenses 2026-08 Jane Doe 001042.pdf

Expenses August 2026

Acme Ltd

1 August to 31 August 2026

Claim 001042

Claimant
Jane Doe
Pay to
NL91 ABNA 0417 1643 00
Purpose
Client visits in Paris
To be approved by
Sam Patel
DateSupplierAmount
02 Aug 2026Le Bistrot du Perche€48.50
11 Aug 2026SNCF€134.00
01 Jul to 30 Sep489.6 km€112.70
To reimburse, 3 items€295.20

Signed

Jane Doe

Signed electronically, 30 Aug 2026 at 10:51

To be approved by

Sam Patel

On your own, or with the people you work with

Bonnie starts as one person’s app and never asks you to pretend otherwise.

Filing for yourself

You never meet the word organisation. Keep a list of the companies that reimburse you, each with its own approver and its own address for reports, and claim from whichever one owes you.

Filing together

Invite people and everybody files into the same books. One bookkeeper address for the company, an administrator who sees all of it, and anybody can build the report.

Your receipts are already somewhere

In a wallet, a coat pocket, a photo library, an envelope in the glovebox. Bonnie is the version of that which adds up.