Making Tax Digital arrived. Your spreadsheet did not.
Quarterly updates to HMRC, property by property, from records that keep themselves. Whether you hold in your own name, jointly, or through a company.
One flat or eight. Possibly an SPV, possibly a joint holding with a spouse. Certainly a mortgage, and almost certainly a spreadsheet that has been quietly wrong since 2021.
Your year, and where it currently goes wrong.
Not a list of features. The moments you already dread, and what happens to each one.
Quarterly updates built from records already kept, not a separate exercise. The threshold drops to £30,000 in 2027 and £20,000 in 2028.
/mtd/for-landlordsExpenses categorised per property, with the treatment explained rather than assumed.
/features/bank-reconciliationFinance costs handled as the basic-rate credit they now are, with the difference shown against what people assume.
/features/tax-intelligenceThe arithmetic both ways, including what incorporating actually costs. We show the working; the decision needs an accountant.
/learn/propertyProperty values, the debt against them and any SPV, inside one household net worth.
/features/net-worthWhat a general money app will not do
Income, costs and yield tracked property by property, because a portfolio average hides the one that is losing money.
Plenty of landlords hold some in their own name and some in an SPV. Those are two tax regimes and one financial life.
Roughly 864,000 sole traders and landlords came into scope in April 2026, and the threshold falls twice more by 2028.
A quote from a real customer, named, with their company or their situation. Leave this out entirely rather than filling it with something invented.
Quarterly updates,
without the quarterly panic.
Free tier available. Paid plans from £4.99 a month.