Automatic mileage tracker for iPhone

Your mileage log fills itself.

Milo records every drive, applies your country's official rate, and turns your trips into a claim you can sign.

Hi, I'm Milo. Let's go for a drive.

Official rates, built in
  • United States76¢/mi
  • United Kingdom55p/mi
  • Canada73¢/km
  • Australia91¢/km
  • Germany€0.30/km
  • Austria€0.50/km
  • Netherlands€0.25/km
  • Belgium€0.4761/km
  • Sweden25 kr/mil
  • Denmark3.94 kr/km
  • Finland€0.55/km
  • Francebarème by horsepower

From the driveway to a signed claim.

  1. Tap Start, or let Milo notice you've left. While it records, your Lock Screen shows the distance, the time and what the trip is worth.

    Lock Screen with Milo's Live Activity: 7.4 miles, $5.62 if business, End trip
  2. When you park, Milo asks what the trip was: business, personal or commute. Add a purpose, and the addresses and odometer are already filled in.

    Classify trip screen with Business selected, start and end address, odometer readings and a business purpose
  3. Pick a month for your employer or a tax year for your return. Every trip gets the official rate that applied on its date.

    Export screen: September 2026, $416.48 from 38 trips, with Share PDF and Share CSV

Built for the people who check your numbers.

Live on your iPhone while you drive.

A Live Activity counts the distance, the time and what the trip is worth if it's business, wherever you look.

Corrections never erase the original.

Each edit is saved as a new version, and the claim prints an integrity check.

Integrity check result: log intact

Paid less than the official rate?

Add your employer's rate. Milo claims it and shows the gap you may deduct.

Employer pays $274.00 at $0.50 per mile; the official rate would be $416.48
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countries, each with its own rules.

Tiers, caps and tax-year start dates included. Anywhere else, enter your own rate.

Your trips stay yours.

Stored on your iPhone and backed up to your own iCloud. No account to create, and no Milo server holding your addresses.

A claim your manager can sign in a minute.

Totals up front, every trip on the pages behind it, written in your country's language.

  • Date, addresses, odometer, distance and purpose for each trip
  • An integrity check that shows nothing was changed after logging
  • Signature lines for you and the person approving it
Milo mileage reimbursement claim for September 2026: $323.03 for 425.1 business miles at the IRS rate of $0.76 per mile, with log verified and signature lines

Not on iPhone yet? Start in your browser.

Log trips by hand on the web and export your first claim for free. Move to the app when you want it to log itself.

Open the web log

Pricing

Log for free. Pay when you claim.

Free

$0

Everything you need to keep the log.

  • Unlimited trips, automatic or manual
  • Official rates for 12 countries
  • Your first monthly claim export

Milo Pro

$49.99a year

7 days free, then billed yearly. Or $9.99 a month with 3 days free.

  • Every monthly claim, PDF and CSV
  • Tax-year logs for your return
  • Employer-rate claims with the official gap

US prices. The App Store shows yours in your currency. No trip limits, no pay-per-export, cancel anytime.

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Questions people ask before their first claim.

What does a mileage log need to include?

For every business trip: the date, where you started and where you ended, the business purpose, the odometer at the start and end, and the distance. Milo records all of it and lists it trip by trip on the claim.

Can I claim my commute?

Not at the mileage rate. Driving between home and your regular workplace is commuting, not business driving, in every country Milo supports. Milo logs it separately and keeps it off the claim. Some countries have a separate commuting allowance with its own rules, such as Germany's Entfernungspauschale.

Which rate does Milo use?

The official rate on the date of each trip: IRS in the US, HMRC in the UK, CRA in Canada, ATO in Australia, and the national rate in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and France. When a rate changes during the year, trips on each side of the change get their own rate.

My employer pays less than the official rate. What now?

Enter your employer's rate in Settings. Milo claims that amount and shows the official amount next to it. In the UK, you can claim the difference from HMRC as Mileage Allowance Relief.

Where are my trips stored?

On your iPhone, backed up to your private iCloud. There is no Milo account and no server, and usage analytics never include addresses, purposes or amounts.

Let Milo keep the log.

Free to download. Your first claim is on us.

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