# Odoma Tracker — Automatic mileage. No account. > Automatic mileage. No account. (iPhone/iPad app by Odoma.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/odoma-tracker/id6761280443 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Odoma](https://appshunter.io/developer/1888605430) - Category: Business - Price: Free - Age rating: 4+ - Requires: iOS 17.6 · 67 MB - Languages: American English, Estonian, Finnish, French (France), German (Germany), Polish, Russian, European Spanish, Swedish - Released: 2026-04-08 - Data updated: 2026-09-05 - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/odoma-tracker/id6761280443/reviews.md ## What is Odoma Tracker? Your mileage log, on autopilot. Most mileage apps share the same fatal flaw: they need you to remember to press start. Forget once — those kilometers are gone, that reimbursement is gone. Odoma Tracker never needs you to press anything. Built on five independent data sources. Odoma Tracker detects every trip using five sensor layers at once — GPS, Bluetooth connection to your car stereo or OBD adapter, the iPhone's built-in motion sensors, and OBD speed data as a fallback. iOS itself can tell whether you're in a car, walking, or cycling — Odoma Tracker uses that too. Each source checks the others, so a weak GPS signal doesn't mean a missed or inaccurate trip. Your journey is recorded from the moment the car moves. If the app ever crashes mid-trip, the journey is automatically reconstructed from recorded sensor data when you reopen it. Nothing is lost. Accurate to the meter. GPS drifts — especially when you're stationary. Odoma Tracker filters out that noise, fills gaps when signal is lost in parking structures, and recovers the distance missed while GPS was warming up at the very start of your trip. Every route is finalized against Apple Maps for a distance that matches what you actually drove. Drive better. Spend less. Odoma Tracker's efficiency score is a fuel cost calculator disguised as a driving coach. Smoother acceleration, earlier braking, and steady cruising speed directly reduce what you spend at the pump — and Odoma Tracker translates that into real currency, per trip and per month. What makes the score genuinely fair: stop-and-go traffic isn't penalized. Acceleration after a turn isn't flagged. Braking before a stop line counts as skill, not a fault. Climbing a steep hill and flooring it on a flat road are not the same thing — the score knows the difference and adjusts automatically. You get a rating that reflects how you actually drive, not just what the physics look like in isolation. Your full working day, not just a list of trips. Odoma Tracker builds a timeline of your day — time in transit, time at client sites, time at base. It learns your frequent locations, recognizes patterns, and surfaces insights: later start today, fewer stops than usual, shorter visits this week. Export clean PDF reports for your employer, accountant, or tax filing — in seconds. No account. No subscription. No server. Ever. Everything stays on your device. No sign-up, no cloud sync, no upgrade pressure. Free means free: no trial period, no feature locks, no catch. A different kind of software. Odoma Tracker is built by a nonprofit research organization. We don't sell your data. We don't run ads. We don't have a growth team optimizing for your engagement. We publish our research openly — the kind of transparency that commercial apps structurally cannot afford to offer. This is software built to work for you, not around you. Help us build it. Odoma Tracker is actively developed and openly tested. If you'd like to participate in beta testing and help shape what the app becomes, reach out through the support link below — we read everything. A new kind of app for a new kind of expectation. The idea that tracking your own kilometers requires handing your data to a corporation, paying a monthly fee, and creating yet another account — that idea is simply outdated. Odoma Tracker is what an app looks like when the incentives are different from the start: fully automatic, completely private, permanently free, and honest about what it is. Track every kilometer. Claim every cent you're owed. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 1.6.1 — 2026-08-27 • Odometer-based mileage calibration — accuracy within a percent, the applied factor is shown on each trip • Receipts: Cyrillic text recognition and more reliable project tagging • Places: custom names (like a store name) are no longer lost; new "What is this place?" card — link it in one tap • New: Deleted Places — restore an accidentally deleted place with its full history in one tap • Faster, more reliable dashboard sync and many trip-accuracy fixes ### 1.5.0 — 2026-08-01 • iCloud backup. Settings, places, and receipts with photos live in your private Apple cloud, not on our servers. Switch phones and everything restores automatically. • Work trips for companies. Link your account to your organization with a code — trips, receipts, and cost objects appear right away in the company dashboard. Unlinking works fairly, both ways. • Sharper receipt recognition. Amount, date, cash change, and discount receipts are picked up more reliably. Bill your client for part of a receipt — an amount or a share — and PDF reports now show the payment method. • Fairer eco score. The new model stops underrating short city trips — your score now reflects actual driving style. • More accurate mileage. Highway routes at 120 km/h are no longer trimmed, double-counting at trip start is fixed, and fewer phantom meters slip in from a stale GPS buffer. • Rental and car-share trips. Trips in a rental or shared car are flagged separately, skip eco and safety scores, and never trigger auto-start. • Places merged. Nearby saved places combine into one cost object, and place type now sets trip purpose automatically. Added a "Personal" place type. • Less heat and battery drain, both while driving and idle. • About screen and small fixes. Version, build number, git commit, and algorithm versions — one tap to copy for a bug report. Settings open more reliably, organization names update live, and lists sort better. ### 1.4.0 — 2026-05-29 Scan your receipts — snap a photo of a fuel or expense receipt and Odoma Tracker reads the amount, vendor, and date for you. Attach receipts to work sites and export a PDF expense report for any period. New Community tab — climb the eco-driving leaderboard (filter by country or fuel type), suggest and vote on ideas, and track your progress in a personal profile. Eco, gamified — earn XP and level up from Eco Novice to Eco Legend, unlock 10 achievements, and build a driving streak that respects your work schedule and vacations. Fairer scoring — short everyday trips are no longer unfairly penalized. Eyes on the road — the live eco meter is gone from the driving screen; your full eco score and coaching are waiting for you after each trip. Now fully localized in 8 languages. ### 1.3.0 — 2026-05-14 Safety Score is back — improved detection of harsh acceleration, braking, and speeding with smarter false-positive filtering. New: opt-in Research participation. Help make trip detection more accurate, with full transparency about what we collect (no GPS, no addresses, no Bluetooth names). Better cycling support — walking between rides now gets counted, recovery mode for trips with GPS gaps. Reports overhaul — new proportional-usage report with PDF export, reorganized Trips menu. ### 1.2.0 — 2026-04-29 • Merit Aktiva integration. Estonia, Finland and Poland: submit your trip report to your accounting system in one tap. Trips are marked as submitted automatically and duplicate submissions are blocked. PDFs use the editorial layout familiar to local bookkeepers. • GPS-gap recovery. When GPS drops out for too long and your kilometres get short-counted, the app asks you to confirm the odometer and fairly redistributes the missing distance across affected trips — so the report matches your real mileage. • Fewer phantom trips. The start engine no longer treats GPS multipath noise in parking lots as motion. "Phone in hand" is told apart from speed bumps. • Background reliability. Trips survive force-kill, and short drives from home are no longer silently discarded as "too short". • Less heat and less battery drain when idle. • Polish and Finnish languages added. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. 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