Product Feedback

What should we build next?

Receipt Maker is built by one person who reads every suggestion personally. If there’s a template, format, feature, or detail that would make this tool more useful — tell us. We require an email address because every suggestion gets a response, and that’s the only way to send one. Below the form, you’ll find our active roadmap so you can see what’s already on the way.

Submit your idea

No account, no signup. Just your email and your idea. Email is required because every submission gets a personal response — there’s no other way to reach you.

What’s on the way

Live snapshot of what we’re working on, considering, and recently shipped. Updated when things move between columns — not on a fixed schedule.

Building now

Actively in progress. Should ship within the next few weeks.

Walmart receipt template
Brand-specific format with store ID, TC#, savings line
Target receipt template
T-store format, RedCard discount, transaction barcode
“How to make a receipt” guide
Hub article covering format, components, common scenarios

Considering

On the list. Not committed to building yet — depends on demand and complexity.

Amazon order receipts
Multi-line orders, shipping breakdown, tax
Starbucks template
Stars rewards, mobile order pickup format
Best Buy template
Serial numbers, Geek Squad add-ons, return window
CVS Pharmacy brand variant
ExtraCare points, brand-specific Rx format
Airbnb booking receipts
Multi-night, cleaning fees, host details
Multi-page receipt support
For long itemized lists that overflow one page

Recently shipped

What we’ve built in the last quarter. Click through to use any of these.

What we won’t build (and why)

An honest list of things people have asked for that we’ve decided against. Saves you a submission if your idea is here, and helps explain how we think about the product.

Receipts with fake credit card numbers

We let you enter the last 4 digits because real receipts only show 4 digits. We won’t generate fictitious full card numbers — that crosses from “tool for legitimate use” to “tool that aids identity fraud.”

Exact replicas of specific bank statements

Receipts document transactions you participated in. Bank statements are issued by your bank — fabricating them moves from “reconstructing a receipt for a real expense” to “fabricating a financial document.” Out of scope.

User accounts and saved templates

The tool runs entirely in your browser with no server-side storage. Adding accounts would mean handling user data we currently never see. We use browser localStorage to remember your last session, which covers 95% of the value of “saving” without the privacy trade-offs.

A premium / paid tier

Receipt Maker is free, watermark-free, and will stay that way. We make ad revenue from page visits, and that’s enough to keep the lights on. Adding a premium tier would require gating useful features — not what we want this tool to be.

“Aged” or distressed receipt effects

Coffee stains, crumpled paper textures, faded ink — these are aesthetic choices that almost always serve one purpose: making fake receipts harder to detect as fake. We’re not going to ship them.

Bulk-generation API or CSV upload

Generating hundreds of receipts at once is a use-case that’s overwhelmingly fraud-adjacent. If you have a legitimate need (POS system testing, training data), reach out and we’ll discuss — but it won’t be a public feature.

How this works

Do you actually read every suggestion?

Yes. Receipt Maker is built by one person, and every submission lands in my inbox. I read all of them and respond to your email directly — usually within a week.

If I suggest something, will it get built?

Maybe. The honest answer is that suggestions feed into a queue alongside our own roadmap and what we observe from analytics. Things that get built tend to be: (a) requested by multiple people independently, (b) within the scope of “tool for legitimate use,” (c) achievable for a solo developer. Things that don’t get built are listed in the “What we won’t build” section above.

How long does it take to ship a new template?

Brand-specific templates (like Walmart or Target) take about a week of focused work each — researching the format, building the dedicated page, writing the SEO content, generating images. Smaller features (a new toggle, a new currency, a UI fix) can ship in a day. Major features (multi-page support, accounts) might never ship — see “What we won’t build.”

Can I follow up on a suggestion I submitted?

Yes. Reply to whatever email you got back from us, or submit again with “follow-up:” at the start so it’s easy to track. Just don’t submit the same suggestion repeatedly hoping to push priority — that doesn’t work and uses up the trust budget for genuine follow-ups.

Why isn’t there public voting on suggestions?

Voting works for big products with thousands of users. Receipt Maker is small enough that 5 thoughtful email submissions tell us more than 200 anonymous upvotes would. If we ever cross the threshold where voting makes sense, we’ll use a real tool like Canny or Featurebase — not a fake counter we type numbers into.

What if I have a bug to report instead of a feature?

Use this form for that too — just write “bug:” at the start of your suggestion so it gets triaged correctly. Include your browser, operating system, and what you were doing when the bug happened. Bugs typically get fixed within a few days because broken features hurt every user.

Can I email instead of using the form?

Sure. Email us directly at [email protected] — the form just routes to the same inbox with a “feature suggestion” tag for sorting. The form is mostly for people who’d rather not open their email client.