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About All Day Books: AI Bookkeeping

All Day Books is a calm, modern accounting app for personal finances, sole traders and small businesses. Capture every transaction, sort every receipt, and keep your books in good order — without the spreadsheets, the shoebox, or the accountant's bill. Focus on your business. Leave the books on us. YOUR DIGITAL ACCOUNTANT, IN YOUR POCKET A proper set of books used to mean a filing cabinet, a calculator and a phone call to your accountant. All Day Books folds the lot into a single app — clean, accurate, and ready whenever HMRC, your bank manager or your future self asks for the numbers. WHO IT'S FOR - Anyone keeping their personal finances in order — bills, savings, side income - Sole traders, freelancers and landlords running everything themselves - Small business owners who'd rather grow the business than nurse the bookkeeping - Anyone tired of paying accountant fees for work that software can now handle BOOKKEEPING THAT RUNS ITSELF - Capture income and expenses in seconds — type it, paste it, or scan it - Snap a receipt and we'll read the date, amount, supplier and VAT - Every transaction sorted into the right category, first time - Invoices sent, tracked and chased politely — so you don't have to - Mileage and simplified expenses, handled the way HMRC expects - Live profit, expense and tax summaries that update as you work READY FOR HMRC - Your tax position, updated in real time as you work - Know what you owe long before the January deadline - HMRC-aligned categories from the first transaction onwards - Quarterly updates and year-end declarations prepared and ready - Export a clean PDF or CSV for your accountant — if you still want one MADE FOR MAKING TAX DIGITAL Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is mandatory for UK sole traders earning over £50,000 from April 2026, dropping to £30,000 in 2027 and £20,000 in 2028. All Day Books keeps your records in the shape HMRC expects, so quarterly filings and your end-of-year Final Declaration are a few taps away — not a weekend of stress. DESIGNED LIKE A AI Chat Accountant, NOT A DASHBOARD All Day Books takes its cues from the craft of bookkeeping a clean ledger, neat columns, a final rule beneath every total. No fintech green. No flashy gradients. Just quiet, accurate record-keeping, brought into your pocket. PRIVACY & SECURITY - Your data is held in the UK, processed under UK GDPR - Export or delete everything, any time ABOUT ALL DAY BOOKS Built in London by Afiniti Global Limited. We make a small number of products with a great deal of care, and All Day Books is what we wanted in our own pockets — to focus on the work and leave the books to the app. If you find a corner that could be better, write to us at [email protected] — we read every word.

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated October 16, 2026

We have improved the app more for your experience.

App privacy

The developer, Afiniti Global Limited, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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