Launching December 2026 · Android & iOS

The tax app for your side income.

Delivering, driving, freelancing or selling online? Owely tracks what you earn and spend, shows you how much to put aside for tax, and keeps you on the right side of HMRC. All for £1 a week.

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Why now

HMRC can already see your side income.

The rules for side income have changed a lot in the last few years. Here's what's different, and why keeping simple records now saves a headache in January.

2024

Apps report your earnings

Since 1 January 2024, platforms like delivery, ride-hailing and selling apps have to send details of what their sellers earn to HMRC.

£1,000

The trading allowance

Earn more than £1,000 in a tax year from self-employment and you'll usually need to register for Self Assessment and file a tax return.

£100

For filing late

Miss the 31 January Self Assessment deadline and there's a £100 penalty, even if you don't owe any tax. It grows the longer you leave it.

From 6 April 2026£50,000+

Making Tax Digital starts for sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000: digital records and quarterly updates.

From 6 April 2027£30,000+

The threshold drops to £30,000, bringing in many more self-employed people.

From 6 April 2028£20,000+

The threshold drops again to £20,000. Owely is being built to grow with you as the rules reach you.

Sources: GOV.UK: Making Tax Digital for Income Tax · GOV.UK: Reporting rules for digital platforms · GOV.UK: Self Assessment penalties. This is general information, not tax advice.

How it works

Two minutes a week. That's the deal.

Owely is built for people who'd rather be earning than doing admin. Here's the plan for launch.

Add your income

Log earnings from every app and client in one place, in seconds.

Snap your costs

Photograph receipts and track mileage so you only pay tax on what you actually make.

See your tax pot

Owely estimates what to put aside as you go, so January isn't a shock.

Send it to HMRC

When it's time, review everything and submit from your phone.

All your income, one place

Deliveries, rides, freelance invoices and online sales, side by side.

Receipts in a snap

Take a photo, and it's saved and sorted. No more shoeboxes.

Mileage made easy

Log business miles so you can claim what you're entitled to.

Your tax pot

A running estimate of what to set aside, updated as you earn.

Deadline nudges

Friendly reminders well before anything's due. Never late again.

Ready for what's next

Designed around Self Assessment today and Making Tax Digital as it reaches you.

Pricing

One price. No surprises.

No tiers, no add-ons, no "contact sales". Cheaper than a coffee, and a lot cheaper than a penalty.

£1
a week
  • Unlimited income and expenses
  • Receipt capture and mileage log
  • Live tax pot estimate
  • Deadline reminders
  • Android and iOS

Planned launch price. Final billing details will be confirmed before launch.

What £1 a week saves you from.

Late Self Assessment return£100+
A missed expense you forgot to claim££
January panicPriceless
Owely, for a whole year£52
FAQ

Good questions.

Something we've missed? Email hello@annamboxtechnologies.com.

Do I have to pay tax on my side income?

Often, yes. If you earn more than £1,000 in a tax year from self-employment, such as delivery, driving, freelancing or selling, you'll usually need to register for Self Assessment and tell HMRC. Whether you actually owe tax depends on your total income and expenses. HMRC has a free tool on GOV.UK to check.

Do I need Making Tax Digital?

It depends on your qualifying income from self-employment and property. From April 2026 it applies above £50,000, from April 2027 above £30,000, and from April 2028 above £20,000. If you're below those levels you still file a normal Self Assessment return, and Owely helps with that too.

When does Owely launch?

We're aiming for December 2026 on Android and iOS. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it's ready.

How much does it cost?

£1 a week. One plan with everything included. We'll confirm the final billing details before launch.

Is Owely an accountant?

No. Owely is software that helps you keep records and stay organised. It doesn't give personalised tax advice. If your situation is complicated, it's worth speaking to an accountant.

Is my data safe?

We take this seriously. Owely is being built on servers in London, with your data encrypted. Right now we only hold the email address you give us for the waitlist. See our privacy notice.

Who's behind Owely?

Owely is made by Annambox Technologies Ltd, a small software company in Bristol, registered in England and Wales (company number 17457530).

Be first in.

Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment Owely launches.