Made in Australia, by a driver

Your BAS, logbook and expenses, sorted.

FareLedger keeps a rideshare driver's tax records in one app: your income straight from your monthly statements, your expenses and receipts, your car logbook, and the figures for your BAS.

Reads your Uber and DiDi tax summaries for you
Snap a receipt and the details fill themselves in
G1, 1A and 1B worked out for every quarter
One export with everything your accountant needs

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How it works

Three steps, a few minutes a week

No spreadsheets, no shoebox of receipts at tax time.

Add your statements

Upload the monthly tax summary from Uber or DiDi. FareLedger reads every line (fares, fees, tolls, levies) and shows you what it found before saving.

Log shifts and receipts

Snap the odometer when you start and finish a shift, and snap receipts as you go. Regular bills like car rent and your phone repeat on their own.

See your BAS and tax

Your BAS figures each quarter, your car's business-use %, your profit and the GST to set aside, ready to lodge or hand to your accountant.

BAS, every quarter

Know your G1, 1A and 1B before the due date

Rideshare drivers have to register for GST from their first trip and lodge a BAS. FareLedger works out each quarter from your statements and expenses.

GST on sales, and GST credits on fees and expenses
Copy the figures in one tap, ready for ATO Online or myGov
Mark a quarter as lodged; later changes carry into your next BAS

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The BAS tab showing a quarter's G1, 1A and 1B

Car logbook

A logbook the ATO accepts, without the notebook

Start a shift, snap the odometer, finish the shift. FareLedger builds your logbook trip by trip and works out your car's business-use %.

Odometer photos read for you
12-week logbook period tracked, with breaks and private trips
Several cars, rented, financed or owned

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The logbook showing the car's business-use percentage

Expenses

Every cost in its place, month by month

Car rent, fuel, cleaning, your phone, water and mints for passengers. Snap the receipt and FareLedger fills in the amount, date and GST.

See each month at a glance, with the GST included
Flags a regular cost missing from a month, like a week of car rent
Things you buy for work (a phone, a dashcam) claimed the right way

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Expenses by month with payments grouped by kind

Reports

Your year in one place, ready for your accountant

Income, Uber and DiDi fees, your expenses, your car claim and your estimated taxable profit, for the whole financial year.

Export a PDF, Excel and CSV pack with your receipts
Monthly view with any missing statements flagged
Car claim compared both ways: logbook and cents per km

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The yearly report with income, deductions and estimated profit

Trust

Your records, kept safe

Stored in Australia

Your records are stored in Sydney, encrypted on the way, and only you can see them.

No Tax File Number

FareLedger never asks for your TFN, and never sells your information or shows you ads.

Yours to take

Download everything whenever you like, and delete your account and all your data from the app.

Melanie Marin Munoz, founder of FareLedger

Our story

From a paper logbook to an appMade by a driver, for drivers

Why I built FareLedger

Hi, I'm Melanie. I came to Sydney from Santiago, Chile, in 2022 to study English, fell in love with the city and decided to stay for my higher studies. I'm now in my final semester of a Bachelor of Software Engineering, majoring in Artificial Intelligence, at Torrens University.

Like many students here, I've worked all kinds of part-time jobs. I started driving for Uber and DiDi in September 2025, and my first tax time showed me how old-school it all is. My logbook, my BAS and my GST were on paper. I moved to a spreadsheet, but I was still typing everything in by hand.

That's when the idea for FareLedger came: one app where drivers log their business and personal kilometres, for one car or several, alongside their income, expenses and BAS figures. Every feature is designed around the way rideshare drivers work, and in the future it will help taxi drivers too.

I built it myself, with what I've learned in software engineering and AI. We're starting in New South Wales, then the rest of Australia, and who knows, maybe the world.

Melanie Marin Munoz
Founder of FareLedger · Sydney, NSW

Hablo español: you're welcome to write to us in Spanish too.

Pricing

Simple pricing, with a free trial

Coming soon

Pricing will be announced at launch

Every new account starts with a free trial, so you can add your statements and see your figures before you pay anything.

Ask for early access

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Who is FareLedger for?

Rideshare drivers in Australia, for example on Uber and DiDi. It keeps the records a driver needs for their BAS and their tax return.

Do I need to be registered for GST?

Yes. The ATO requires rideshare drivers to register for GST from their first trip, whatever they earn, and to lodge a BAS. FareLedger works out your BAS figures each quarter.

Does FareLedger lodge my BAS or tax return?

No. FareLedger gives you the figures and an export for your accountant; you, or your registered tax agent, lodge them with the ATO.

Is FareLedger tax advice?

No. FareLedger keeps your records and gives estimates and general information based on ATO rules. For advice about your own situation, talk to a registered tax agent.

Is my information safe?

Your records are stored in Sydney and only you can see them. Statements and receipts you upload are read by AI to fill in the numbers; they aren't used to train AI. Read the Privacy Policy for the details.

Does the app track my location?

No. In the phone app you can turn on an optional reminder for when you forget to end a shift. It only checks whether the car is moving during a shift, and your location is never saved or sent anywhere.

Can I cancel or delete my data?

Yes. You can download all your records at any time, and delete your account and everything in it from the app.

Make tax time the easy part of driving

FareLedger is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Join the early-access list and we'll let you know first, and invite you to try it before launch.