
FuelJot: Fuel Log & MPG
Fuel Consumption Tracker
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FuelJot tells you what your car actually costs to drive.
Log a fill-up in a few seconds — or point your camera at the pump and tap the number. FuelJot works out your real fuel economy, tracks what you spend, and reminds you when service is due.
WHY THE NUMBERS ARE RIGHT
Most fuel apps assume you always fill the tank. Real people don't. FuelJot asks how you filled up — to the brim, when the low-fuel light came on, or neither — and keeps the first two in separate chains that never mix. Partial top-ups and fixed amounts carry forward to the next real anchor instead of producing a made-up figure. Change your habits mid-way and your history stays accurate.
Miss an entry? Mark it, and only that stretch is set aside. Everything before and after still counts.
FREE — ALL OF IT
• Unlimited vehicles — cars, motorcycles, trucks
• Unlimited entries
• All three fill-up styles
• Scan the pump, a receipt or your odometer — no typing, no limit
• Service records and reminders
• CSV import and export, any time
• Charts: months of economy and spending at a glance
• Optional daily backup to your own iCloud Drive — off until you turn it on
• Cost per fill-up and per 100 miles
• Receipt photos attached to any fill-up
• Station and notes, with suggestions as you type
• VIN and licence plate on the vehicle card
• What the car has cost you in total — fuel plus service, by year or all time
• 12 languages, MPG (US), MPG (UK), L/100km and km/L
YOUR DATA IS YOURS
FuelJot has no accounts, no servers, and no analytics. There is not one line of networking code in the app. Nothing you enter leaves your iPhone unless you send it somewhere yourself — or switch on the daily iCloud Drive backup, which writes a copy into your own iCloud and nowhere else.
That matters more than it sounds. Fuel logs are worth something only because they are years long. If an app that holds your data on its servers shuts down, those years can go with it. FuelJot cannot lose your records, because it never had them — they are in a file on your phone, and iOS backs that file up with the rest of your device.
Questions or a number that looks wrong? Write to us — it is the fastest way to get it fixed.
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What's New in FuelJot
1.1
September 15, 2026





