The MojiTax app is live on Google Play, and offline study is the part that changes your week
The most useful thing about the new MojiTax app is not that it exists, it is that it works when your internet does not. You can download your chapters and PDFs and study on the train, on a plane, on a patchy connection, or on a data plan you are trying not to burn through. For a lot of candidates, especially anyone studying around a commute or a job, the barrier was never motivation, it was the twenty spare minutes that only exist somewhere without signal. That is the gap this closes.
What the app actually does
You sign in with the MojiTax account you already have, by email and password or a magic link, and everything you own shows up. From there you get your courses, the chapters, and the narrated presentations. The home screen is built to keep you honest, it shows your progress, your exam countdown, and what to study next, so opening the app puts the next step in front of you rather than a menu to get lost in. Announcements land there too.
Online and offline, and where the line is
Downloads are the point. Pull chapters, course sections and PDFs onto the device and read them anywhere, no connection needed. The narrated presentations stream, so those still want a signal, and your downloads refresh themselves once you are back online. In practice you spend a few minutes on wifi loading up what you need, then the study itself does not care whether you have bars. If you are on Android, it is worth setting up before your next commute. If you are on iPhone, hold tight, this launch is Android only, and the website covers you in the meantime.
Also from MojiTax this week
- June results land Wednesday. ADIT and Pillar Two June results publish on Wednesday 19 August, with email notifications following on 20 August.
- A new article for EA and ADIT people. "Taxed Wherever You Go: US Citizenship-Based Taxation from First Principles" walks through the foreign tax credit, FBAR and FATCA from the ground up, at mojitax.co.uk/articles/taxed-wherever-you-go.
- Panel replay, watch it before Friday. "End of the Non-Dom Regime" with Venkat Rajagopalan on the FIG rule changes is up until Friday 22 August at this link.
MojiTaxGet the app, or start a course to fill it with
Global Tax Studies is run by the team at MojiTax, and the app is ours, so take this as us telling you about our own release. Download the Android app, sign in, and your account works on both the site and the app. New here? Start a free trial first and the same login carries over. We flag the offline downloads specifically because that is the feature most likely to buy you real study time.
Get the app on Google PlayJoin the discussion
On Android and tried it, or waiting on the iPhone version? Tell us how it fits your study routine. Pick whichever room you already live in: our WhatsApp group, the LinkedIn group, the Facebook group. They all connect back through the Global Tax Studies community page.
Sources: MojiTax Weekly No. 5, 17 August 2026, at mojitax.co.uk/news; Google Play listing at play.google.com.