Milometry

Keeping the whole log on the phone with no account is a strong privacy choice for something as sensitive as location history, and built-in rates for 12 countries (IRS, HMRC, CRA, ATO) saves people hunting for the current figure each tax year. Question: how does the automatic drive detection handle battery on Android, and does it still catch short trips like a quick client stop?

Keeping the whole log on the phone with no account is a nice call for something that tracks where you drive. How did background location go with App Store review? Apple tends to ask a lot about always-on location.

Pay once, no account and no cloud is a rare combo for a mileage tracker, most of them want a subscription for something that should run on the phone. How do you handle backups if someone switches phones? An export to CSV that an accountant can open would cover tax season nicely

Splitting parking and tolls onto the trip itself is great for anyone who drives to paid work. Musicians and other gig workers often have several stops in one night, like load-in, the venue, and back home. Can you tag one trip to a specific job or client so the statement groups it that way?