Sharing your weekly receipt

At the bottom of the Stats page lives Share your week. Tap it and your week is rendered as a toll receipt: cream paper, tolls itemized, stamped like the gas station kind, except this one says you got smarter.

What is on it

The week’s date range, then the line items: questions answered, correct (with your accuracy), tolls paid, walk-aways (marked ★, as they deserve), your streak, and your topic. The total at the bottom is scroll reclaimed, your minutes converted, with a comparison to last week when one exists.

Sharing and saving

• Share receipt opens the standard iOS share sheet with the receipt as an image. Send it to a group chat, post it, or text it to the friend who bet you would not last a week.
• ↓ (save to Photos) drops the image into your photo library. The first time, iOS asks permission to add to your Photos. That permission is write only. Tollgate can put a receipt in, and cannot see, browse, or read anything already there.

Why receipts matter more than they look

Tollgate keeps all data on your phone, which means deleting the app deletes your history. Saved receipts are the paper trail that survives anything: reinstalls, new phones, all of it. If you are proud of a week, spend the two taps.

For a single great week from the past, History has a share button on every week’s detail view too.

And if the numbers on the receipt look off, the receipt is only the messenger. The counting rules live in How your stats are counted.