Keep every dollar
you earned.
TripTally counts your miles, tracks what you actually keep, and tells you what you owe — all on your phone, nothing in the cloud.
Gig platforms don't track what matters
Uber doesn't log your miles. DoorDash doesn't calculate your taxes. Nobody withholds a penny for you. Come April, it's on you to prove every deduction you claim.
Untracked mileage
Every unlogged mile is a deduction you can't claim. Reconstructing a year from memory doesn't meet IRS record-keeping standards.
Quarterly tax bills
Self-employment tax isn't withheld. Without an estimate you're guessing — and underpayment can carry penalties.
Income across apps
Drive for three platforms and your earnings live in three places. None of them show your real hourly rate.
One app that handles all of it
TripTally runs quietly in the background. It tracks your miles, logs your expenses, and tells you how much to set aside each quarter. No spreadsheets, no guesswork.
Automatic GPS mileage
Tap once and GPS logs every mile. Auto-stop detection saves the trip when you park. Pair your car's Bluetooth and trips start the moment you connect.
Floating trip controls
A floating bubble sits over Uber, Lyft, DoorDash or Maps so you can start, pause and end trips without switching apps. It auto-collapses so it's never in the way.
Quarterly tax estimates
Federal and state self-employment tax calculated with IRS rules — 15.3% SE tax on 92.35% of net, with the deductible half applied. Reminders before every deadline.
Expenses & receipt scanning
Log fuel, maintenance, phone, supplies, parking and tolls. Snap a receipt and attach it to the expense. Set a business-use percentage for mixed-use costs.
IRS-ready reports
Generate a PDF with your complete mileage log, earnings summary and expense breakdown. Hand it to your accountant or file it yourself. CSV export too.
Every platform in one place
Track earnings across 15+ gig platforms and see your true hourly rate after gas, expenses and taxes — so you know which apps are actually worth driving for.
Your data stays on your phone
No servers. No account. No analytics. Your trips, earnings and expenses live in your phone's local storage. Backups go to your Google Drive or a file you control — never to us. There's no sign-up, so there's nothing for us to know about you.
Free to start. Pro when you're ready.
Every install gets 14 days of Pro free — no account, no card. After that, keep Pro or stay on Free. Your data stays on your phone either way.
- Unlimited earnings & tips logging
- GPS and manual mileage tracking
- Floating trip controls
- Manual expense logging
- CSV import (last 3 months)
- Backup & restore
- Most recent 30 days of history
- Everything in Free
- Bluetooth auto-start & auto-stop
- Receipt scanning
- PDF tax reports
- Advanced insights & platform comparison
- Recurring expense automation
- Unlimited history and CSV import
Billing is handled by Google Play. Cancel anytime from your Play subscriptions.
How TripTally compares
Mileage trackers differ mainly on price, whether they need an account, and where your driving history is stored. Here's how the common options line up.
| TripTally | MileIQ | Everlance | Stride | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paid plan | $4.99/mo · $29.99/yr | $13.99/mo | $8.99/mo | Free tier |
| Free tier | Yes | Limited drives | Yes | Yes |
| Automatic GPS tracking | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Account required | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Data stored on device | Yes | Cloud sync | Cloud sync | Cloud sync |
| Receipt capture | Yes | — | Yes | Yes |
| Quarterly tax estimates | Yes | — | Yes | Yes |
| Floating trip controls | Yes | — | — | — |
Pricing and features as published by each provider in August 2026 and subject to change — check their sites for current terms. MileIQ, Everlance and Stride are trademarks of their respective owners; they are named here only to describe and compare the services. TripGrid alternatives such as Gridwise and TripLog also offer mileage tracking with their own free and paid tiers.
Read before you file
Plain-English guides to mileage, deductions and record-keeping for self-employed drivers.
Best mileage tracker apps for gig drivers
A side-by-side look at TripTally, Everlance, MileIQ, Stride, Gridwise and TripLog — pricing, tracking and where your data lives.
Read the comparison →Gig worker tax deductions: the complete list
Mileage, phone, vehicle costs, supplies and parking — what's deductible, how to calculate it, and a full worked example.
Read the guide →How to track mileage for taxes
What the IRS actually requires in a mileage log, which trips count, and how to set up automatic tracking on each platform.
Read the guide →Start keeping every dollar you earn
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