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Explore AAG: Office Tracker and Petty Legends

A practical browser tool and an original game show two different sides of Anglo Ascot Group. Here is what each does and where to try it.

Anglo Ascot Group builds websites and business systems for clients, and develops its own digital products. Two public projects show the range: a tool for organising office preparation and a browser game built around heists and planning.

Office Tracker: start on the website

Office Tracker helps you organise company records, VAT-quarter preparation, year-end dates, document checklists and notes. The online version runs in your browser without an account. Your saved records stay in that browser on that device, so use its backup export and keep the file somewhere safe.

The website version is the main place to use the tool and receive future improvements. A Windows download is also available for offline use. They are separate editions with different version numbers and capabilities. An offline copy does not automatically receive website improvements and may remain unchanged for some time. Their backup files are not interchangeable.

Read the edition comparison and current version details before choosing. The tracker organises preparation. It does not submit tax returns or replace an accountant's advice, and you should check applicable deadlines with the relevant authority.

Petty Legends: an AAG original

Petty Legends is our original browser game. It includes solo heists, private two-player crews and the separate turn-based Petty Tactics planning game. It is free to play, requires no download and is intended for adults aged 18 and over.

Visit the Petty Legends website to explore it, or open the game.

One company, different kinds of work

These are AAG-owned projects. Our client website projects belong to their respective clients and are shown with their delivered scope and current status. Products in beta or development are labelled accordingly.

That distinction matters: a public game, a local office tool and a client website have different purposes. What connects them is the care given to how people use them.