FuelTrackr: Fuel & Mileage

FuelTrackr: Fuel & Mileage

Fuel, Mileage & Service Trackr

1 ratings
1 review
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 18, 2026
  • June 18, 2026

Features

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Track your vehicle's fuel consumption, maintenance history, and expenses. This app helps car owners optimize performance, save money, and manage upkeep efficiently.

Fuel usage tracking
Mileage logging
Maintenance record management
Cost tracking
Vehicle performance insights
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What's New in FuelTrackr

1.8.0

June 18, 2026

Stability issues were solved.

Subscription plans

FuelTrackr Pro - Monthly

Full access to all premium vehicle smart features.

$0.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$24.99

FuelTrackr Pro - Lifetime

One-time unlock for all current and future Pro features

User reviews

Paid app - Broken reporting - False advertising

App looks great, inputs work pretty well. However over half the home page is taken by “upgrade to pro”. Ignoring those, I added 3 records. Worked pretty great for happy path, though not being able to select the same gas station as last fillup, or search the actual store name was a bit of an irk. But that is where things started to fall apart.

Looking at home screen my All Time stats said I’d gone -551 miles while Vehicle Details said I’d gone 1086 miles.

Looking at the Fuel Consumption mpg I see rows saying I only got 6.89 and 6.96 mpg, well below what it actually was and whatever it was calculating attributed to the wrong fill up records. Looking back to vehicle details those two numbers apparently average out to 4.57.

None of the graphs shown in the promotional screenshots are available in the app. In fact there are zero graphs in this app.

You cannot backdate records if you find old receipts, the save button is greyed out.

You cannot attribute multiple receipts to the same fill up which is problematic because filling up my tank costs more than most stations allow in a single purchase.

Odometer granularity locks to a full mile, you cannot add decimal.

All of this is under a banner claiming increased accuracy and new graphs.

This app had potential, might have even paid eventually because the graphs shown were what I wanted. But the lack of attention to detail and the “free” version being so locked down it doesn’t actually do anything correctly makes paying too poor a gamble. To see if maybe they aren’t lying about what they’re offering.
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Response from developer

Thank you for this detailed breakdown. I’m an independent developer and honestly hadn't encountered these specific bugs during testing, so your feedback gives me a perfect roadmap to fix them. I am diving into the code right now to correct the broken math logic (those negative miles and weird MPG averages) and to make sure the odometer accepts decimals. I’m also fixing the date picker so you can backdate old receipts, updating the App Store screenshots to accurately show what's currently live, and working on a way to handle multiple receipts for large tanks. I really want to make this right. Please feel free to reach out directly through the "App Suggestion" button inside the app settings. I’d love to update you personally the second these fixes are live so you can see the actual, accurate performance. Thanks again for catching these blind spots!

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FAQ

What is FuelTrackr?

FuelTrackr is a utility app designed to help car owners manage their vehicle's fuel consumption, mileage, and maintenance records. It aims to provide insights into car performance and help users save money.

Is FuelTrackr free to use?

Yes, FuelTrackr is free to download and use. It offers in-app purchases for additional features or a premium experience.

What are the subscription options for FuelTrackr Pro?

FuelTrackr Pro offers a monthly subscription for $0.99 and a yearly subscription for $8.99, which includes a 7-day free trial.

Does FuelTrackr have ads?

Based on the provided data, FuelTrackr does not have advertisements. Its monetization relies on in-app purchases.

What devices does FuelTrackr support?

FuelTrackr is currently supported on iPhones. Information regarding Android or other device compatibility is not available.

How often is FuelTrackr updated?

The latest version of FuelTrackr is 1.8.0, released on June 18, 2026. The app was initially released on February 18, 2026, suggesting regular updates.

What is the age rating for FuelTrackr?

FuelTrackr has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

What do users think of FuelTrackr?

User feedback on FuelTrackr is limited, with an average rating of 2.0 stars from 1 rating. This suggests potential areas for improvement based on user experience.