Releases: WarlaxZ/quidly
Release list
Quidly v0.1.0
First tagged release of Quidly — free, self-hosted bookkeeping and tax for UK landlords.
Install
mkdir quidly && cd quidly
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/WarlaxZ/quidly/main/docker-compose.yml
curl -o .env https://raw.githubusercontent.com/WarlaxZ/quidly/main/.env.example
# set SESSION_SECRET in .env, then generate a login:
docker compose run --rm quidly npm run set-password # paste the Docker-Compose hash into .env
docker compose up -d # http://localhost:3000Multi-arch image — linux/amd64 and linux/arm64, so a Raspberry Pi or ARM VPS works:
ghcr.io/warlaxz/quidly:0.1.0
ghcr.io/warlaxz/quidly:latest
Images carry signed build provenance:
gh attestation verify oci://ghcr.io/warlaxz/quidly:0.1.0 -R WarlaxZ/quidlyWhat's in it
- Bookkeeping — transactions, recurring rules, bank-CSV import, multi-property.
- SA105 & personal tax — £1,000 property allowance, Section 24 finance-cost reducer, Scottish bands, SA105 PDF export.
- Limited companies — corporation tax with marginal relief, dividends, director's loan s455 + benefit-in-kind.
- Deductions assistant — mileage log and use-of-home claims.
- Planning — what-if planner and a salary-vs-dividend optimiser.
- Receipt scanning — optional, using your own Anthropic key. Leave it unset and nothing leaves your machine.
- Akaunting importer — brings transactions, vendors and categories across; idempotent, so re-running never duplicates.
- Light and dark themes. Rates configured for 2025-26, 2026-27 and 2027-28.
Money is stored as integer pence end-to-end — no floating-point arithmetic anywhere in the money path, so figures don't drift or round unexpectedly.
Notable fix in this release
The documented setup step docker compose run --rm quidly npm run set-password previously ignored its arguments and started the server instead of printing a password hash, which broke step 3 of the quickstart. Fixed — the entrypoint now runs a passed command.
Caveats
Quidly produces estimates, not advice, and is not affiliated with HMRC. It does not submit anything to HMRC and cannot make Making Tax Digital submissions — it produces the figures and an SA105 PDF that you or your accountant file. Each install is single-user and UK-only. Verify rates each April against official HMRC guidance.
Found a figure that looks wrong? Open a tax-accuracy issue with an HMRC link — those are the most useful reports the project gets.
Licence: AGPL-3.0.