Commuted

Commuted records what getting to work actually costs you. Tap when you leave. Tap when you arrive. That is the whole mechanic. No location tracking, no motion sensors, no background permissions of any kind. Commuted asks for nothing and still knows what your week cost. HOURS FIRST, DOLLARS SECOND A forty five minute drive each way is an hour and a half a day. At almost any value you put on your own time, that dwarfs what the car costs. So Commuted leads with the hours and keeps the money in a smaller line underneath. The number that should worry you is the one you cannot get back. AN HONEST NUMBER FOR THE CAR Most commute apps show you fuel. Fuel is roughly a fifth of what a car costs per mile. Commuted uses the IRS standard mileage rate, which covers fuel, depreciation, insurance, maintenance and tires, and shows the fuel portion separately so you can see which part you actually feel at the pump. Set your own rate instead if you are outside the US or you know your own cost per mile. WHAT IT DOES Routes with a fixed one way distance, set once Tap to start, tap to stop, with the timer computed from the start so a force quit loses nothing Add a leg you forgot to record, or correct one you did History grouped by week, then by day, then by leg Gasoline and electricity on one code path, including free workplace charging Fill log so the fuel figure follows the price you actually paid Value of your time from your salary, adjustable, or leave it out entirely Export everything as JSON WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No accounts. No analytics. No network requests. No streaks, no scores, no coaching, no suggestion that you move closer to work. Commuted is a record, not a program. Your data is on your phone and nowhere else. One time purchase. No subscription.