Milometry
Milometry is #2 in Finance Paid in United Kingdom and charting in 1 of 16 countries we track.
DeveloperRemiam LTD
CategoryFinance
Price9.99 GBP
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (1)
Version1.0.8
Age rating4+
First charted🇬🇧 24 Sep 2026
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 16 countries.
| Country | Chart | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 🇬🇧 United Kingdom | Finance · Paid | #2 |
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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 where you have been on anybody else's server.
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. Nothing to remember, nothing to press.
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. A Live Activity keeps the running total on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you are never handling the phone while driving.
If it ever misses one, it says so. Milometry finds the gaps between the journeys it did record and offers them back to you, rather than leaving a hole in the log you only notice at the end of the tax year.
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. Related drives can be grouped together, and a heat map shows everywhere you have been.
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 the extra 5p a mile for each passenger goes in too.
SEE WHAT DRIVING REALLY COSTS
Log a fill-up: how much went in, what it cost, and the odometer reading. Between two full tanks Milometry works out your real MPG, then prices journeys with what your car actually does rather than the brochure figure.
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 unless you send it somewhere yourself: a folder in Files or iCloud Drive, a drive on your own network over WebD
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. Nothing to remember, nothing to press.
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. A Live Activity keeps the running total on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you are never handling the phone while driving.
If it ever misses one, it says so. Milometry finds the gaps between the journeys it did record and offers them back to you, rather than leaving a hole in the log you only notice at the end of the tax year.
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. Related drives can be grouped together, and a heat map shows everywhere you have been.
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 the extra 5p a mile for each passenger goes in too.
SEE WHAT DRIVING REALLY COSTS
Log a fill-up: how much went in, what it cost, and the odometer reading. Between two full tanks Milometry works out your real MPG, then prices journeys with what your car actually does rather than the brochure figure.
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 unless you send it somewhere yourself: a folder in Files or iCloud Drive, a drive on your own network over WebD
Latest updates
1.0.8
CarPlay. 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.