A mileage log that fills itself in as you plan your day
Save a trip and it goes into your own log with date, purpose, route, distance and time, with monthly totals and a spreadsheet download.
Every self-employed tradesperson knows the end-of-year scramble: a shoebox of receipts, a notes app full of half-remembered trips, and a growing suspicion you've forgotten half your miles.
Plan the trip, save the trip
When you plan a day on the job map, saving it adds an entry to your mileage log. Each trip records:
- the date and the purpose,
- the route you took,
- the road distance and driving time.
Monthly totals and a download
The log shows totals by month, and you can download the whole thing as a spreadsheet for your records or your accountant.
What it doesn't do
To be clear, the log is a record of your trips. It does not apply claim rates or tell you what you can claim, so check the figures and what's claimable with your accountant.
In real life
At the end of the tax year, you download the whole log as a spreadsheet instead of piecing it together from receipts.
The short version
- Saving a planned route adds it to your log.
- Date, purpose, route, distance and time are all recorded.
- Monthly totals plus a spreadsheet download. Ask your accountant about claims.
Make year-end the easy bit
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