Mileage Log: Roadmeter

Roadmeter is an automatic mileage log. Leave it on your iPhone: drives are recorded in the background, and you sort them with a swipe. RECORDS YOUR DRIVES • Drives start and end on their own, with a map of the route, start and end places, times and miles. • Missed a drive? Roadmeter finds it in your iPhone's motion history and adds it to sort, with its miles estimated. • Start and stop a drive by hand when you want to, and pause automatic tracking for an hour, until tomorrow or until you resume. • Add a drive by hand with place suggestions from Apple Maps. SORT WITH A SWIPE • Swipe right for Business, left for Personal. Undo is one tap away. • Name your places once (Home, Office, a client) and every drive there shows the name. • Rules sort new drives for you: trips between two places, or to one place. Your work hours can sort the rest. • Add a purpose for the IRS log, or make your own purposes. • Select several drives to sort, set a purpose or vehicle, export or delete them at once. • Join drives that were one trip, or split one where you stopped. • Search every month by place, purpose or note. KNOW WHAT IT'S WORTH • Each drive shows its value at the IRS standard mileage rate for its date, including the mid-2026 rate change. • The month sign shows what you've claimed and how many drives are left to sort. • Monthly and yearly summaries, with your business-use percentage for the actual-expense method. • Several vehicles, each with its odometer readings and a reminder at year end. READY FOR TAX TIME • A PDF mileage log laid out like IRS Publication 463, with weekly and year-to-date totals, or a CSV for Numbers or Excel. • Pick the dates, Business or Personal, and the vehicle. • Back up every drive and route to a file in Files or iCloud Drive, and restore it on a new iPhone. YOUR WAY • Miles or kilometers. • A Home Screen widget with this month's value and the drives to sort. • Shortcuts and Siri: sort your last drive, check the month, pause tracking. • A weekly reminder when drives are waiting to be sorted, if you want one. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no ads, no tracking. • Your drives are saved only on your iPhone. Apple Maps is used for maps, place names and road distances. Roadmeter works best with Location set to Always and Precise Location on. The Tracking screen tells you if anything is stopping it from recording. Roadmeter is not tax advice. Check deductions with a tax professional.