Milometry

Milometry is a mileage and fuel log that keeps itself. It records your drives automatically, lets you sort them with a swipe, and works out what your business journeys are worth. No account, no subscription, and no copy of your log on a server of ours. It starts without you Drive away from somewhere you parked and Milometry notices. It records the journey by itself and closes it once you have been still for a few minutes. Automatic recording needs location set to Allow all the time and battery set to Unrestricted. Some phones stop background apps anyway; the app warns you when that happens, and the Android guide on milometry.com shows the settings to check. Prefer to start it yourself? Hold the app icon for a shortcut, or put a widget on your home screen showing this week's miles and what they came to. While it records, a notification shows the running total. It starts and stops by itself, so there is nothing to touch while you drive. If it misses one, it usually notices. Milometry looks for gaps between the journeys it did record, checks your odometer readings against the log, and offers anything missing back to you. Swipe, and it is filed New drives arrive as a deck of cards, each route drawn on the map so you can see which journey it was. Swipe right for business, left for personal. Name the office or a regular client once and journeys there sort themselves from then on. The deduction adds itself up Business journeys are worked out at the rate set by the IRS, 76 cents a mile, adding up as you drive, across every vehicle you use. See what driving really costs Log a fill-up: how much went in, what it cost, and the odometer reading. Between two full tanks Milometry works out your real MPG, then prices journeys with what your car actually does rather than the brochure figure. Parking, tolls, congestion and clean air charges attach to the journey they belong to, with a photograph of the receipt kept beside them. Paperwork, ready when you are A statement for every month and a running total for the tax year, made as you go rather than assembled in a panic afterwards. Export the log as a CSV, the deduction as a PDF, or take a full backup. Coming from another app or a spreadsheet? Import a CSV, tell Milometry which column is which, and bring your history with you. More than one car Add every vehicle you drive. Each keeps its own fuel prices, its own economy and its own running costs, and each journey belongs to the one that made it. Your driving stays yours There is no Milometry account and no Milometry server. Trips, routes, fill-ups, expenses and receipt photographs are held in your phone's own storage. There is no analytics and no advertising code in the app. Nothing is uploaded to us. Your log only goes where you send it: a folder in the phone's storage or on an SD card, a drive on your own network over WebDAV, or Google Drive. You choose the destination, and you can choose none. Maps and place names come from Google. For another layer, lock Milometry behind your fingerprint, face unlock or PIN. Pay once One payment for this app. Updates to it are included, with no subscription and nothing to cancel. No tiers and no adverts. Built for drivers in the US Miles, real MPG, the IRS rates and the tax year the totals run on. Milometry also carries the rules for 11 other countries and reads in 6 languages, so it travels with you. Anywhere else, set your own rate or your company's scheme. Runs on Android phones and tablets. Deduction figures are estimates, meant to help you keep an accurate record. They are not tax advice. Check anything that matters with the IRS or with your accountant.