Garden View
Financial year 2026–27
Capture receipts and invoices as they occur, review AI-assisted details, and keep every property’s records together in one place.
Designed for rental property owners preparing records for themselves, their accountant or registered tax agent.
Financial year 2026–27
Financial year 2026–27
Financial year 2026–27
Rental property expenses happen irregularly. Without a simple routine, the evidence becomes scattered, expenses are forgotten and categorisation is delayed until the busiest time of year.
Records commonly end up across:
AI helps with the repetitive reading. You review the information before it becomes part of your records.
Add a receipt, invoice or supporting document when it occurs.
AI assists with reading key details, while you stay in control.
Check, correct and approve the information before saving.
Keep each property’s records together and ready to review.
Upload receipts and invoices instead of relying on a year-end search.
Keep the documents and records for each rental property clearly separated.
Confirm extracted details and edit anything that needs changing.
Keep evidence connected to the relevant expense record.
Prepare expense registers, tax-label summaries and property-level reports.
Add lightweight rental-income summaries alongside your expense records.
AYTD is for Australian rental property owners who currently rely on spreadsheets, folders, paper receipts, email or bank statements—and want better organised information before meeting their accountant or tax agent.
Account-based access is part of the planned launch experience.
Check and correct information before it is added to your records.
Keep your records accurate when circumstances or information change.
Prepare clearer summaries and supporting documents for professional review.
We are shaping a fair model for owners with different numbers of properties and records. No payment is required to express early interest.
No. AYTD helps organise records and prepare summaries for your own review or to discuss with an accountant or registered tax agent.
No. AI can assist with extraction and suggested organisation, but you remain responsible for review and correct tax treatment.
No. The initial release is focused on rental property income and expense record keeping.
Join early access and follow AYTD as we prepare the first public release.
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