Version 1.5 on the App Store

Your crypto has a history. Make it explain itself.

Average cost, current price and one-year low, side by side on each holding. Then the costs and UK capital-gains records behind them, from your exchange CSVs.

iPhone and iPad iOS 18.1 or later

Illustrative website demonstration using fixed synthetic records. It is not a screenshot and does not use live market data.

Demo Portfolio

Assets

Portfolio value£8,888
Cost basis
£8,882
Difference
+£6
HoldingsAll · 4 results · Value

Interactive website demo

Illustrative website demo—not an app screenshot. Fixed synthetic records; never live market data or a performance claim.

Why it exists

Three prices. One glance.

Crypto Analyzer began as one person’s tool for exactly this: what you paid, where the price is now and how far it sits above its one-year low, side by side on each holding card. The context is on screen before you decide anything.

Sample holding
Average cost
£48,000.00What you paid per token
Current
£50,595.24+5.4% vs average
1Y low
£42,800.0018.2% above
Average costCurrent1Y lowAverage costCurrent1Y low
Synthetic demonstration · fixed sample prices for Bitcoin, not live market data. The app’s asset list shows the same tiles on its holding cards.

The detail behind the balance.

Explore holdings, costs and UK capital-gains records in one place.

01

Portfolio

Your holdings, in perspective.

See what you hold, its cost basis and its reference value. Bring supported exchange exports together without connecting an exchange account.

  • A view across your portfolios Review individual portfolios or bring them together in a combined view.
  • Know what makes up the balance Inspect each asset and its share of your imported holdings.
  • Put value beside cost Review the difference with the source records and their limits in view.
Where it stops

The view is derived from the rows you import. Missing periods, external wallets or unsupported activity change what it can describe.

02

Costs & fees

Understand what it cost.

See the charges in your imported records, then examine the estimates alongside them. Follow the breakdown from the total to each asset.

  • Start with the recorded charges Trading fees and withdrawal costs stay visible as recorded amounts.
  • See where estimates enter Spread estimates carry their own label, separate from imported fees.
  • Follow the breakdown Review costs by asset and type, with assumptions available to inspect.
Where it stops

Only costs your import actually contains can be totalled. Anything charged on a venue or in a format you have not imported is missing from this figure, not zero.

03

Tax records

Follow the calculation.

Trace UK disposal records through their matching rules. Review the tax-year summary and export supporting detail for yourself or your adviser.

  • Inspect the matching trail Review same-day, 30-day and Section 104 records behind the figures.
  • Bring the tax year together Read SA108-aligned supporting summaries alongside disposal detail.
  • Take the context with you Export methodology and data-quality checks with the Filing Pack.
Where it stops

Matching runs over the rows you imported, for the periods those rows cover. Disposals recorded anywhere else are not in this trail.

Switch views to explore the fixed sample records.

Crypto Analyzer

Portfolio

Fixed sample records

Total portfolio value

£8,888

Cost basis
£8,882.00
Sample difference
+£6.00
Fixed holdings illustrationCurrent cost basis
Illustrative value of the fixed sample holdingsThe same four quantities are held constant across synthetic reference prices. The line ends at £8,888.00, beside a current cost-basis reference of £8,882.00. This is not a historical portfolio reconstruction.
Allocation of the four synthetic holdings
AllocationShareValue
BTC47.8%£4,250
ETH30.9%£2,742
SOL13.3%£1,186
GBP8.0%£710
Synthetic demonstrationAn illustrative portfolio view using the same four sample holdings as the phone demo. These fixed figures do not describe a real portfolio or imply performance.

Synthetic demonstration · fixed sample records, not live market data.

  • A view across your portfolios

    Review individual portfolios or bring them together in a combined view.

  • Know what makes up the balance

    Inspect each asset and its share of your imported holdings.

  • Put value beside cost

    Review the difference with the source records and their limits in view.

About these figures

See what you hold, its cost basis and its reference value. Bring supported exchange exports together without connecting an exchange account.

Where it stops

The view is derived from the rows you import. Missing periods, external wallets or unsupported activity change what it can describe.

Model the sale before you make it.

See which HMRC matching rule each part of a potential disposal falls under, its estimated result and the allowance left for the tax year.

Demo Portfolio

Simulate BTC Sale

Sale date 20 Mar 2026 · 2025–26 tax year
Holding
Sell
Gross proceeds
£2,125.00
Allowable cost
£2,016.00
Projected result
+£109.00

HMRC matching

  1. Same-dayNo acquisition on 20 Mar 2026—
  2. 30-dayNo rebuy in the following 30 days—
  3. Section 1040.042 BTC from the pool at £48,000.00£2,016.00

AEA headroom after this sale

£2,705

£295 of the £3,000 annual exempt amount used, counting +£186.00 from earlier sample disposals this tax year.

Synthetic demonstration · fixed sample records. Estimates only, not tax advice.

Rebuy Watch

See when the rebuy window closes.

Rebuy Watch tracks tokens sold at a loss so you can see when the UK 30-day matching window has passed.

BTC sold
18 Sep 2025 · -£42.00
Bought back
2 Oct 2025 · matched under the 30-day rule
Window closes
18 Oct 2025
  • Gains, losses, proceeds and Annual Exempt Amount usage by UK tax year
  • Loss carry-forward across tax years
  • Filing readiness checks across acquisition history, fees, FX sources and methodology

The allowance shown is the £3,000 Capital Gains Tax annual exempt amount for 2025–26, checked on 1 September 2026. GOV.UK rates and allowances

From a CSV to a clearer picture.

Choose your file. Review the records. Keep the detail you need.

  1. Choose a supported CSV

    Start with an exchange history file you control. No exchange login or trading access.

  2. Review on your device

    See your imported records as an app-local portfolio, with calculations and data-quality checks.

  3. Export for your review

    Inspect the figures and export supporting detail for your own records or a professional review.

Illustrations use the fixed synthetic sample records.

File-based import

6 supported CSV formats. One place to review them.

See supported formats

Crypto Analyzer is an analysis and record-keeping tool. It does not provide financial, investment, tax or legal advice, submit returns, or determine your obligations.

Read the import guide

Your records. On your device.

Your working portfolio stays in app-local storage. Public price and FX lookups use separate network requests.

Inside the app

  • No Crypto Analyzer account
  • No exchange login
  • File-based CSV import
  • App-local working portfolio

When the app connects

Public market-data and FX providers may receive limited request and connection data, such as symbols, dates, quote currencies, an IP address, and device or usage metadata, under their own policies. If you configure a provider-specific market-data API key, it is sent only to that provider for those requests.

  • Face ID or passcodeFace ID or device passcode gates for Filing Pack access and sensitive imports.
  • Privacy ModePrivacy Mode, App Switcher blur and pasteboard auto-expiry.
  • Wallet-address redactionWallet addresses are redacted from shared exports by default.
  • No tracking SDKNo tracking SDK, no advertising.
App Store and website disclosures

Apple’s current App Store privacy label says Other Financial Info, User ID, Device ID and Other Usage Data may be collected and linked to you for app functionality or analytics. The label is developer-provided and Apple says it has not verified the information.

The privacy policy explains data paths across the app. For features available in the public build today, use this website’s availability status and the App Store listing.

This marketing website has no account, forms, application cookies or analytics code. Vercel processes ordinary request data such as an IP address, user agent, requested URL and timing to deliver and protect the site. Email support is handled outside the website by the relevant email providers.

Ready for your next import.

Check your device and CSV format before you begin.

VERSION 1.5 · CURRENT APP STORE RELEASE

Crypto Analyzer: UK Tax

Crypto Analyzer: UK Tax version 1.5 is available now on the App Store.

Version
1.5
Released
Platform
iPhone and iPad

Requires iOS 18.1 or iPadOS 18.1 or later.

View the current release

Supported CSV formats

6 formats
  • Coinbase retail
  • Coinbase Advanced Trade
  • Coinbase Pro
  • Crypto.com App Token Wallet
  • Binance Spot transaction history
  • Kraken Ledgers

Every row here is in the current public release. Changed or unlisted exports are not treated as compatible.

Read the Coinbase import guide
Everything included in Version 1.5
  • Supported CSV imports for Coinbase retail and Advanced Trade, Coinbase Pro, Crypto.com App Token Wallet, Binance Spot transaction history and Kraken Ledgers
  • Exact-decimal UK disposal calculations using same-day, 30-day and Section 104 matching
  • Filing Pack exports with SA108-aligned summaries, disposal detail, methodology and data-quality checks
  • Tax-year history, allowance usage, potential-disposal modelling and 30-day rebuy-window review
  • Face ID or passcode protection, Privacy Mode, App Switcher blur and wallet-address redaction
  • VoiceOver, Larger Text, Dark Interface and Reduced Motion support
  • An optional local tax-deadline reminder when you choose

iPhone and iPadRequires iOS 18.1 or later or iPadOS 18.1 or later.Compatibility note: the App Store edition is not verified for macOS.

DEDICATED MAC EDITION · IN POLISHING

And on the Mac? Not yet.

A separate, dedicated Mac edition is being polished. It is not publicly downloadable yet, and there is no release date. For now, Crypto Analyzer is made for iPhone and iPad.

What a Mac release would require
Before any public direct release

The app must be Developer ID-signed and notarized, with a published version and checksum for macOS 12 or later. Crypto Analyzer will never ask you to bypass Gatekeeper or suppress a macOS security warning.

For iPhone and iPad, use an App Store link only while this website marks the release available. When the dedicated Mac app launches, download it only from cryptoanalyzer.app and verify the published version and checksum. Crypto Analyzer never asks for a seed phrase, private key, exchange password or permission to move assets.

Good questions. Clear answers.

Does Crypto Analyzer connect to my exchange?

No. The current App Store release supports Coinbase retail, Coinbase Advanced Trade, Coinbase Pro, Crypto.com App Token Wallet, Binance Spot transaction history and Kraken Ledgers. You choose the file from Files; Crypto Analyzer does not ask for an exchange login or trading access. Treat changed or unlisted formats as unsupported until this website and the App Store mark them available.

Read the Coinbase CSV import guide →
What data leaves my device?

The privacy policy describes imported transaction history, portfolio balances and calculations as app-local.

  • Public market-data and FX providers may receive limited request and connection data, such as symbols, dates, quote currencies, an IP address, and device or usage metadata, under their own policies. If you configure a provider-specific market-data API key, it is sent only to that provider for those requests.
  • Apple’s current App Store privacy label says Other Financial Info, User ID, Device ID and Other Usage Data may be collected and linked to you for app functionality or analytics. The label is developer-provided and Apple says it has not verified the information.
Does it submit my taxes to HMRC?
No. The current release organises UK capital-gains records using same-day, 30-day and Section 104 matching, and can export supporting detail for review. It does not submit a return, determine your obligations or replace professional advice.
Can I explore it without my own data?
Yes. Choose “Try Demo First” in the app to load a clearly labelled sample portfolio and explore the product before importing anything.
Which Apple devices are supported?
The current app is made for iPhone and iPad and requires iOS 18.1 or later or iPadOS 18.1 or later; the App Store edition is not verified for macOS. The dedicated macOS 12+ edition is separate, being polished and not publicly downloadable yet.

Never send an unredacted transaction export, wallet address, seed phrase, private key, password or API key.

Make the record easier to read.

Install it, then choose “Try Demo First” to explore sample records first.

For iPhone and iPad · iOS 18.1+ · iPadOS 18.1+ · the App Store edition is not verified for macOS