App project

Taxara: bookkeeping on a mobile app

A mobile bookkeeping product for capturing income, expenses, receipts and invoices, with published App Store evidence.

Taxara app iconPublished Taxara app interfacePublished product interface

Built and maintained by Afiniti Global. Public product sources are linked below; no measured business outcome is claimed.

The product problem

Bookkeeping often starts at the wrong moment: a receipt is collected during a busy day, but the record is entered much later. A mobile product gives that task a place alongside the transaction. Taxara is aimed at taxi drivers, small businesses and individuals who need to organise income, expenses and invoices.

What the published product shows

Taxara’s App Store listing describes transaction tracking, receipt organisation, invoice creation and financial reports. The public screens show those tasks as parts of one product. Afiniti Global built and maintains the app; the account that publishes an app can belong to its product owner. The listing establishes a shipped product, while the role attribution comes from our project record.

A useful product lesson

For a bookkeeping app, the important journey is from evidence to a record that a person can understand and correct. Receipt capture, an amount, a category and a date need to remain connected. For a similar brief, we would review unclear scans, duplicate receipts and corrections before adding more dashboard charts. These are planning lessons, not a claim about Taxara’s private architecture.

Release evidence and limits

The public version history includes updates described as fixes and improvements. That supports an ongoing product story, but it does not identify the engineering work in each release. We do not publish an invented reduction in bookkeeping time, a transaction-accuracy figure or a tax-compliance guarantee. A public app listing cannot prove any of those outcomes.

Planning a similar app

Bring examples of the records your users keep, the documents they start with and the output their accountant needs. We can then define capture, review and export journeys around a realistic first release. If the product already exists, begin with access and a review of the current build before agreeing a maintenance scope.

Sources and public evidence

Sources checked 7 November 2026. Product listings describe the published product; they do not independently verify business results.

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