A mileage tracker for logging your trips with ease

Simply press start and let the mileage tracker app take care of the rest. Using your phone’s GPS, we record your trip from start to finish.

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Automatic mileage tracking with an iBeacon

Go a step further and never forget to log a trip again. With a Driversnote iBeacon in the car, the app will detect when you enter and leave your vehicle. All your trips will be automatically logged in the background. Just keep the phone in your pocket and our mileage tracker app will take care of the rest!

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Manually updating your log book

Did you forget to track a trip? No worries, you can always use the mileage log app or web-interface to manually add a trip later on. Simply select where the trip started and ended and we’ll calculate the route.

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Frequently asked questions

We have three easy options for recording a trip in your mileage log book!

  1. At any point, in both the app and the Driversnote website, you can enter your starting location (e.g. your home address) and your stop location (e.g. your work address) to manually create a trip.
  2. If you are about to start a trip, simply open the mile tracker app, tap the plus sign, and select Start tracking a trip. Driversnote will automatically detect your location. When your trip has ended, tap Stop in the upper right corner to complete the log.
  3. If you drive a lot and you forget to start the GPS tracking, or if you are tired of logging each and every trip manually, then you might want to consider automating your mileage log book with an iBeacon.

You need to prove to your employer that you have driven business mileage, in order to receive mileage payments. Driversnote’s mileage log contains all the required information of your trips presented in a neat PDF or spreadsheet format that you can easily submit to your employer. You can also set a custom reimbursement for your mileage if your employer uses a rate different than the one set by HMRC.