The first tax app made for creators. No accountant needed.
Swipe to sort your money, and Doddl does your tax return for you. Here’s what we’re building and why.
You get a TikTok payout in one account, a brand deal payment in another, and you've paid for editing software on your personal card three times this month. Somewhere in your camera roll there's a receipt for a ring light you bought in March.
That's not you being disorganised. That's just what creator income actually looks like. It doesn't arrive the way accounting software expects it to.
Doddl can also do your previous tax year returns. The deadline for submitting that return is 31 January 2027 for the period 2025–2026. If you need to do that, Doddl can help you with that.
It's not live yet, but it's close. You're on the list, so you'll be first to know when you can get in.
In the meantime, if there's a specific bit of creator tax that confuses you most—brand deals, what counts as an expense, or how much to keep aside—tell us. It'll shape what we build first.