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Milometry is #5 in Finance Paid in United Kingdom and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 8 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperRemiam LTD
CategoryFinance
Price9.99 GBP
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (1)
Version1.2.1
Age rating4+
First seen by us
24 Sep 2026
24 Sep 2026📦Updated to version 1.2.1✏️Description updated✏️New iPad screenshots📦Updated to version 1.2.0📈Entered the top 10📈Charting in a new country🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 16 events
- 📦Milometry updated to version 1.2.1More complete trip beginnings. When the remembered parked position is close enough to the first recorded point, saved trips now include an estimate of the missing distance and time. Trip details show how much of the distance is estimated.
Move a trip’s start or end. The route editor has a new Move the ends tab. Drag a pin or choose a nearby saved place to add a missing stretch, with estimated distance and time.
Better diagnostics. Copied logs now include the app version, iOS version, device class and thermal state to help investigate recording problems.… more - ✏️Milometry added 1 language+ TH
- ✏️Milometry: description updated· GB
- ✏️Milometry: new iPad screenshots· GB
- ✏️Milometry: new screenshots8 screenshots (was 8) · GB
- 📦Milometry updated to version 1.2.0Electric and plug-in cars. Say what your car runs on and log charges beside fill-ups: the kWh, the cost, and whether it was home, work or a public charger. A tariff book remembers your home, off-peak, work and public rates, so a charge prices itself from the kWh. Battery readings before and after a charge measure your real efficiency without a charge to full, and the app says what a full battery is worth. Every journey is costed by energy, and CO2 counts electricity at generation rather than as zero.
Thai. Milometry now reads in Thai, and Thailand joins the countries with a built-in scheme: the government's reimbursement rates for a private car and for a motorbike on official travel, as set by the Ministry of Finance. Private employers set their own rate, and the app says so.
Motorbikes. Every vehicle now has a type, car or van or motorbike, and business trips are priced at the rate for that type: HMRC's motorbike rate in the UK, the published motorbike figures in Germany and Austria, and the same per-kilometre rate as a car where the authority pays any vehicle alike. Where a scheme publishes nothing for motorbikes, those trips are recorded, left out of the claim, and counted so you can see that they were.
Statements and exports. The claim PDF and the detailed CSV show each trip's vehicle type, and the PDF says how many trips the scheme could not price.
Rates. A year's rates you corrected by hand are kept apart from a template update, the motorbike figure included.… more - 📈Milometry entered the top 10Top Paid · Finance · JP
- 📈Milometry charting in a new countryJapan
- 📈Milometry entered the top 10Top Paid · Finance · AU
- 📈Milometry charting in a new countryAustralia
- ✏️Milometry: description updated· GB
- ✏️Milometry: new screenshots8 screenshots (was 8) · GB
- 📦Milometry updated to version 1.1.0Privacy and security. Your app data and the passwords for network drives are no longer visible in the Files app, and those passwords are now kept in the keychain. Reset now also clears export files, the diagnostics log and sync folders.
Safer on the road. Milometry no longer asks you to start a trip as you pull away. Remind me is now called Ask me afterwards: it records the drive and asks whether to keep it once the drive is over. CarPlay asks business or personal once you have disconnected.
Correct figures. Insights works out each tax year at that year's own rate, and schemes saved before this year's rate change now use the new rate too. Imported rows marked commute or non-business are no longer counted as business, and numbers such as 1,234 import correctly.
Backups. A backup passphrase can now be set on the phone. Before, setting one failed without saying so. It now asks for the passphrase twice, to catch a slip before it seals your backups.
Trips and claims. Merging two trips keeps the parking and tolls from both. The claim PDF and CSV show the rate paid on each trip, and the calculator's fuel estimate is right for schemes in kilometres.
Precise Location. Milometry now warns when Precise Location is off, because without it the phone cannot notice you driving away.
Tutorials. Settings, Help, Tutorials opens the guides on milometry.com, with short films.
Accessibility. Buttons are labelled for VoiceOver, and text and controls have stronger contrast.
Amounts in yen. Parking, tolls, fill-ups and standing costs entered in yen were stored a hundred times too large. They now show correctly, and existing figures are put right the first time the app opens. Belgium's rate is worked out by period from January 2024, and a rate published ahead of its start date now takes over on the day. Fixes to some other countries' rates and wording.
Translations corrected in French, Spanish, German, Dutch and Japanese.… more - 🆕Milometry first spotted by AppInsider#2 in Top Paid · Finance · United Kingdom
- 📦Milometry version 1.0.8CarPlay. Milometry now has a car screen: a Start trip card while parked, live distance, speed and duration while recording, a Today tab with the day's drives, the week's distance and the year's claim, and a business or personal question when a drive ends with the car still connected. Plugging in starts recording by itself, so a drive that begins on CarPlay is never missed. That can be switched off under Tracking.
Fewer phantom trips. A phone sitting still indoors could start a trip on its own, keep it running for an hour, and turn a few hundred metres of GPS drift into a drive. Three separate causes, all fixed: a trip now only restarts after a silence if the phone has actually gone somewhere, drift between two vague fixes no longer counts as speed, and the driving-speed setting means what it says.
Quiet means quiet. With quiet mode on, the app sends no notifications at all: no start a trip prompt, no recording stopped notice, no save prompt, and reminders due inside the quiet window are held back. Commute reminders are only scheduled inside your travel hours.
Two new settings under Tracking: the size of the ring around where you parked, for anyone who walks about a depot, a site or a hospital all day, and how far the phone may wander while parked before it counts as moving.
The recording stopped notice no longer appears just because the phone sat still, and only for trips that have actually been confirmed as a drive.… more - 🆕Milometry released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
5.0 ★
1 ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#5
Finance PaidMeasured
Milometry at a glance
AI summary written from our chart and store data, 2026-11-07. It can be wrong: check the numbers above.
Milometry is a privacy-focused, one-time purchase mileage and fuel logging app for UK drivers that automates trip recording and calculates HMRC-compliant business expense claims. The app currently ranks #5 in the GB Finance Paid charts, indicating strong early traction despite having only one user rating.
Similar apps: MileIQ, TripLog, Fuelio
Milometry on the App Store
App details
App ID
6802859496
Publisher
Remiam LTD
On the store since
Aug 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 16.4+
iPhone 8 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
2
EN TH
Size
49 MB
Also listed in
Productivity
Where Milometry's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | FinancePaid | #5 |
Apps near Milometry on the chart
Finance Paid, around #5.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
1 ratings
Measured
Ratings
1
Measured
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisNew ratings a week
under 1
4-week average
Lifetime rating
5.0★
recent stars not readable yet: new ratings are a tiny share of the total
Review momentum
20/100
faster than 0% of Finance apps
Review momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
What users say about Milometry
From recent reviews.
About Milometry
Milometry is a mileage and fuel log that keeps itself. It records your drives automatically, lets you sort them with a swipe, and works out what your business journeys are worth. No account, no subscription, and no copy of your log on a server of ours.
IT STARTS WITHOUT YOU
Drive away from somewhere you parked and Milometry notices. It records the journey by itself and closes it once you have been still for a few minutes.
Automatic recording needs location access set to Always. A phone can still stop apps working in the background; the app warns you when that happens.
Prefer to start it yourself? Ask Siri, hold the app icon for a shortcut, or set up an automation that starts a trip when your car's Bluetooth connects. While it records, a Live Activity shows the running total on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. It starts and stops by itself, so there is nothing to touch while you drive.
If it misses one, it usually notices. Milometry looks for gaps between the journeys it did record, checks your odometer readings against the log, and offers anything missing back to you.
SWIPE, AND IT IS FILED
New drives arrive as a deck of cards, each route drawn on the map so you can see which journey it was. Swipe right for business, left for personal.
Name the office or a regular client once and journeys there sort themselves from then on.
THE CLAIM ADDS ITSELF UP
Business journeys are worked out at HMRC rates: 55p for the first 10,000 miles of a tax year, then 25p. The running total counts across every vehicle you drive, and a journey that crosses the threshold is split at the point it crosses.
Carrying colleagues on a business journey? Add them to the trip, and if your employer pays the passenger rate, the extra 5p a mile for each one goes in too.
SEE WHAT DRIVING REALLY COSTS
Log a fill-up: litres, cost and the odometer. Between two full tanks Milometry works out your real MPG and prices journeys with it.
Electric or plug-in? Log charges instead, in kWh. A tariff book prices them, and your real efficiency prices every journey.
Parking, tolls, congestion and clean air charges attach to the journey they belong to, with a photograph of the receipt kept beside them.
PAPERWORK, READY WHEN YOU ARE
A statement for every month and a running total for the tax year, made as you go rather than assembled in a panic afterwards.
Export the log as a CSV, the claim as a PDF, or take a full backup. Coming from another app or a spreadsheet? Import a CSV, tell Milometry which column is which, and bring your history with you.
MORE THAN ONE CAR
Add every vehicle you drive. Each keeps its own fuel prices, its own economy and its own running costs, and each journey belongs to the one that made it.
YOUR DRIVING STAYS YOURS
There is no Milometry account and no Milometry server. Trips, routes, fill-ups, expenses and receipt photographs are held in your phone's own storage. There is no analytics and no advertising code in the app.
Nothing is uploaded to
IT STARTS WITHOUT YOU
Drive away from somewhere you parked and Milometry notices. It records the journey by itself and closes it once you have been still for a few minutes.
Automatic recording needs location access set to Always. A phone can still stop apps working in the background; the app warns you when that happens.
Prefer to start it yourself? Ask Siri, hold the app icon for a shortcut, or set up an automation that starts a trip when your car's Bluetooth connects. While it records, a Live Activity shows the running total on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. It starts and stops by itself, so there is nothing to touch while you drive.
If it misses one, it usually notices. Milometry looks for gaps between the journeys it did record, checks your odometer readings against the log, and offers anything missing back to you.
SWIPE, AND IT IS FILED
New drives arrive as a deck of cards, each route drawn on the map so you can see which journey it was. Swipe right for business, left for personal.
Name the office or a regular client once and journeys there sort themselves from then on.
THE CLAIM ADDS ITSELF UP
Business journeys are worked out at HMRC rates: 55p for the first 10,000 miles of a tax year, then 25p. The running total counts across every vehicle you drive, and a journey that crosses the threshold is split at the point it crosses.
Carrying colleagues on a business journey? Add them to the trip, and if your employer pays the passenger rate, the extra 5p a mile for each one goes in too.
SEE WHAT DRIVING REALLY COSTS
Log a fill-up: litres, cost and the odometer. Between two full tanks Milometry works out your real MPG and prices journeys with it.
Electric or plug-in? Log charges instead, in kWh. A tariff book prices them, and your real efficiency prices every journey.
Parking, tolls, congestion and clean air charges attach to the journey they belong to, with a photograph of the receipt kept beside them.
PAPERWORK, READY WHEN YOU ARE
A statement for every month and a running total for the tax year, made as you go rather than assembled in a panic afterwards.
Export the log as a CSV, the claim as a PDF, or take a full backup. Coming from another app or a spreadsheet? Import a CSV, tell Milometry which column is which, and bring your history with you.
MORE THAN ONE CAR
Add every vehicle you drive. Each keeps its own fuel prices, its own economy and its own running costs, and each journey belongs to the one that made it.
YOUR DRIVING STAYS YOURS
There is no Milometry account and no Milometry server. Trips, routes, fill-ups, expenses and receipt photographs are held in your phone's own storage. There is no analytics and no advertising code in the app.
Nothing is uploaded to
Latest updates
1.2.1
More complete trip beginnings. When the remembered parked position is close enough to the first recorded point, saved trips now include an estimate of the missing distance and time. Trip details show how much of the distance is estimated.
Move a trip’s start or end. The route editor has a new Move the ends tab. Drag a pin or choose a nearby saved place to add a missing stretch, with estimated distance and time.
Better diagnostics. Copied logs now include the app version, iOS version, device class and thermal state to help investigate recording problems.
1.2.0
Electric and plug-in cars. Say what your car runs on and log charges beside fill-ups: the kWh, the cost, and whether it was home, work or a public charger. A tariff book remembers your home, off-peak, work and public rates, so a charge prices itself from the kWh. Battery readings before and after a charge measure your real efficiency without a charge to full, and the app says what a full battery is worth. Every journey is costed by energy, and CO2 counts electricity at generation rather than as zero.
Thai. Milometry now reads in Thai, and Thailand joins the countries with a built-in scheme: the government's reimbursement rates for a private car and for a motorbike on official travel, as set by the Ministry of Finance. Private employers set their own rate, and the app says so.
Motorbikes. Every vehicle now has a type, car or van or motorbike, and business trips are priced at the rate for that type: HMRC's motorbike rate in the UK, the published motorbike figures in Germany and Austria, and the same per-kilometre rate as a car where the authority pays any vehicle alike. Where a scheme publishes nothing for motorbikes, those trips are recorded, left out of the claim, and counted so you can see that they were.
Statements and exports. The claim PDF and the detailed CSV show each trip's vehicle type, and the PDF says how many trips the scheme could not price.
Rates. A year's rates you corrected by hand are kept apart from a template update, the motorbike figure included.
1.1.0
Privacy and security. Your app data and the passwords for network drives are no longer visible in the Files app, and those passwords are now kept in the keychain. Reset now also clears export files, the diagnostics log and sync folders.
Safer on the road. Milometry no longer asks you to start a trip as you pull away. Remind me is now called Ask me afterwards: it records the drive and asks whether to keep it once the drive is over. CarPlay asks business or personal once you have disconnected.
Correct figures. Insights works out each tax year at that year's own rate, and schemes saved before this year's rate change now use the new rate too. Imported rows marked commute or non-business are no longer counted as business, and numbers such as 1,234 import correctly.
Backups. A backup passphrase can now be set on the phone. Before, setting one failed without saying so. It now asks for the passphrase twice, to catch a slip before it seals your backups.
Trips and claims. Merging two trips keeps the parking and tolls from both. The claim PDF and CSV show the rate paid on each trip, and the calculator's fuel estimate is right for schemes in kilometres.
Precise Location. Milometry now warns when Precise Location is off, because without it the phone cannot notice you driving away.
Tutorials. Settings, Help, Tutorials opens the guides on milometry.com, with short films.
Accessibility. Buttons are labelled for VoiceOver, and text and controls have stronger contrast.
Amounts in yen. Parking, tolls, fill-ups and standing costs entered in yen were stored a hundred times too large. They now show correctly, and existing figures are put right the first time the app opens. Belgium's rate is worked out by period from January 2024, and a rate published ahead of its start date now takes over on the day. Fixes to some other countries' rates and wording.
Translations corrected in French, Spanish, German, Dutch and Japanese.
Store changes
What Milometry changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
Added 1 language
+ TH
Description updated
New iPad screenshots