
Your documents, anywhere.
A fast, native iOS app for your self-hosted Papra server. Scan, upload, search, and read your whole archive from iPhone and iPad — your data never leaves your own server. And it's completely free.
Public beta — installs on any iPhone or iPad, no re-signing. App Store release coming soon.
Tap on iPhone with AltStore or SideStore installed. No app? Copy the source URL:
https://receira.app/altstore.json
EU users: AltStore PAL (the EU marketplace version) requires Apple-notarized apps and won't accept Receira. Install AltStore Classic instead — it works alongside PAL.

Take a look
Browse, preview, search, and organize — all from a clean, native interface.



Made for iPad too
The same archive, laid out for iPad.

Features
Built entirely on Papra's open API.
Scan paper with your camera, or upload from Files and Photos.
Full-text / OCR search that looks inside your documents, not just titles.
Organize with tags and filter by tag, type, or date.
Save documents to view with no connection — your receipt at the register.
Send files from any app, and "Upload" / "Search" via Shortcuts and Spotlight.
No account, no tracking — Receira talks only to the server you choose.
New in 1.3
On-device intelligence that files your documents for you — nothing leaves your phone.
Point at a receipt and on-device Vision OCR fills in the merchant, date, and total for you.
One sheet that knows what it's looking at — Receipt, Card, or Document — with the right fields for each. Tap to override.
New documents land in an inbox with one-tap tag suggestions, so filing takes a second.
Scanned a stack in one go? Split it into separate documents, each with its own name and tags.
Optional biometric lock keeps your archive private when your phone isn't in your hands.
Home & Lock Screen widgets for recent docs, plus an iOS 18 Control Center button to scan in a tap.
Receira is a client, not a server. You run your own Papra instance (self-hosted, or the hosted version) and connect the app with your server URL. It doesn't store your documents itself — everything stays on infrastructure you control.