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Yes. All Sorted is live on the App Store for iPhone. Download it free, start a 3-day trial and your next work trip can log itself automatically. Just turn on Auto-Detect once in Settings.

All Sorted offers a 3-day free trial on all plans. Weekly is $3.99 per week with no lock-in contract, cancel any time. Six months is $79.99, and annual is $79.99 on a launch sale until August 15, a full 12 months for the 6-month price (normally $99.99). Download free and try everything before you pay a cent.

No. There is no lock-in contract and no minimum commitment period on any plan. You can cancel at any time through your Apple ID subscription settings. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period.

The ATO rate is $0.88 per km for FY 2025-26, confirmed by the ATO. You can claim up to 5,000 km per year, a maximum of $4,400. A single 30 km work trip is worth $26.40 back. Two trips a week for 48 weeks is $2,534. All Sorted logs every km automatically so nothing slips through.

Turn on Auto-Detect in Drive Settings and All Sorted watches for movement via GPS using background location. When you start driving you get a push notification. Stop for 3 minutes and the trip is saved automatically with a notification showing the kilometres and ATO deduction. No manual entry ever.

Reports shows your trip totals by purpose, total kilometres, total ATO deduction and a monthly breakdown. It includes a built-in ATO Logbook Compliance check. Team lets you invite team members by email. They download All Sorted, log their own trips, and their kilometres flow back to you automatically.

Yes. Both the Bills and Receipts screens have a Share button. Tap Send to share a formatted summary with your accountant via Messages, WhatsApp or email. One tap. No manual formatting.

Yes. Tap Import from Email in the Bills screen, copy all the text from your bill email and paste it in. All Sorted reads the amount, due date and reference number and pre-fills the bill form. Nothing is sent to any server.

Yes. Tap any event and choose Invite a Friend. Enter their email and if they are on All Sorted their name appears and you can send them an in-app invite.

Yes. The Wallet tab has a Passwords section. Stored on your device only using iOS secure storage, never uploaded to any server. Tap to view, long press to copy.

Encrypted connections, row-level security in our database, and only you can access your data. Passwords never leave your device. We never sell or share your data. Export or delete everything at any time.

Yes. Tap Health in the Life tab. All Sorted reads your step count from Apple Health. Sleep and water are logged with a single tap. Seven-day history shows as bar charts so you can spot patterns across the week.

The ATO rate for FY 2025-26 is $0.88 per km, confirmed by the ATO. This single rate covers all vehicle running costs including fuel, registration, insurance, servicing and depreciation. You cannot claim any of these separately if you use the cents per km method. All Sorted auto-logs every work trip at this rate automatically.

Yes. The cents per km method lets you claim up to 5,000 business kilometres per car per year without fuel receipts or a formal logbook. The maximum claim is $4,400 (5,000 km x $0.88). You do need to be able to explain how you calculated your business kilometres if the ATO asks, which is exactly what All Sorted's automatic GPS log provides.

If your work driving exceeds 5,000 km per year, the cents per km method caps at $4,400. In that case, the ATO logbook method may give you a larger deduction because it has no km limit and is based on actual vehicle expenses. All Sorted's Drive Reports export everything you need for both methods.

No. Driving from home to your regular workplace and back is personal travel and is not deductible. Work trips that qualify include client visits, travel between job sites, attending work conferences and driving to buy work-related supplies. If your home is your principal place of business, trips from home to client sites generally do qualify.

For FY 2025-26, HECS-HELP repayments begin when your income reaches $67,000. Repayments use a marginal system, meaning you repay a percentage on income above each threshold, not your entire income. Repayments are taken automatically through your tax return.

The Superannuation Guarantee rate is 12% for FY 2025-26. This is the permanent rate after the phase-up that concluded on 1 July 2025. Employers must contribute 12% of your ordinary time earnings into your super fund each quarter. Salary sacrificing into super is one of the most effective ways to reduce your taxable income.