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Automatic trip detection captures your start, stop, distance, and route without asking you to open the app.
Track business mileage in the background, separate work and personal drives, and export a clean mileage log for your tax records.
No notebook. No odometer photos. No rebuilding a year of business drives from your calendar.
Automatic trip detection captures your start, stop, distance, and route without asking you to open the app.
Mark drives as business or personal in seconds. Saved rules can organize frequent routes for you.
Choose a date range and download the details you or your tax professional need.
Move the slider for a quick 2026 estimate, then open the full mileage calculator for a detailed result.
Uses the July–December 2026 IRS business mileage rate for this estimate. Your actual deduction depends on when you drove each mile and your tax situation.
From the first detected drive to the final IRS-ready mileage report, the routine work happens in one place.
Recognizes when a drive starts and stops, then captures time, route, and distance without a manual timer.
Separate business and personal miles with a swipe, and use saved rules for the routes you drive repeatedly.
Choose a date range and export a clean mileage log with the details you or your tax professional need.
Uses low-power motion signals first, activating location tracking when driving is detected instead of running GPS continuously.
Keep one clean mileage log for client visits, showings, job sites, and every eligible work trip in between.
More free drives and a lower unlimited monthly price, without changing the core job: keeping a dependable mileage log.
| Plan detail | Mileage Tracker App | MileIQ |
|---|---|---|
| Free drives each month | 50 drivesFree plan | 40 drivesFree plan |
| Unlimited monthly plan | $4.99 / monthPro | $13.99 / monthUnlimited |
| 12-month cost at lowest listed rate | $59.8812 months at $4.99/month | $139.92 / yearAbout $11.66/month, billed annually |
MileIQ 2026 pricing shown above. Plan details can change.
Track your first drives free. Upgrade only when work keeps you on the road.
Enough to feel automatic tracking work.
For people who drive for work every week.
An automatic mileage tracker app uses motion and location signals to recognize a drive, then records its time, route, and distance for later review and classification.
Keep a dated mileage log with the distance and business purpose for each work trip. This app records drives automatically, lets you separate business and personal mileage, and exports a report for your records or tax professional.
Yes. Each trip can be classified with a swipe, and recurring routes can be handled with saved rules.
Battery use varies by phone and drive pattern. The app uses motion signals to limit unnecessary location activity between trips.
The free plan includes 50 automatically tracked drives each month, plus business and personal classification and a monthly summary.
For 2026, the IRS business mileage rate is 72.5 cents per mile from January through June and 76 cents per mile from July through December. The estimate on this page uses 76 cents per mile and was updated October 2026.
Launch on iPhone and Android with one focused promise: automatic trips, clean records, less tax-time stress.
Find out exactly how much your business miles are worth at the official 2026 IRS rates — then stop calculating them by hand.
850 miles × 12 months × 76¢/mile
That's $7,752 you're leaving on the table if you don't log every mile.
Estimates only — not tax advice. Based on the IRS standard mileage rates for 2026.
The IRS standard mileage method is simple:
| Purpose | Jan–Jun 2026 | Jul–Dec 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Business | 72.5¢/mile | 76¢/mile |
| Medical | 20.5¢/mile | 23.5¢/mile |
| Charity | 14¢/mile (fixed all year) | 14¢/mile (fixed all year) |
Most online calculators still use a single flat rate. We split 2026 into both official IRS periods, because the mid-year increase from 72.5¢ to 76¢ is worth real money at tax time.
The IRS raised the standard mileage rate mid-year in July 2026, from 72.5¢ to 76¢ per mile — a rare mid-year adjustment. Miles driven before July 1 are deducted at 72.5¢; miles driven on or after July 1 at 76¢. If you log all your 2026 miles at one flat rate, you're either under- or over-claiming. This calculator applies the correct rate to each half of the year automatically.
Multiply your total business miles by the IRS standard mileage rate in effect when you drove: 72.5¢ per mile for January–June 2026 and 76¢ per mile for July–December 2026. The calculator above does the math for you — just drag the slider and pick the right period.
72.5¢ per mile for miles driven January 1 – June 30, 2026, and 76¢ per mile for miles driven July 1 – December 31, 2026, after a rare mid-year increase.
Yes — miles driven for medical care are deductible at the IRS medical mileage rate: 20.5¢ per mile for January–June 2026 and 23.5¢ per mile for July–December 2026, separate from the business rate. Keep a log with the date, miles, and medical purpose of each trip.
Yes — miles driven for qualified charitable work are deductible at 14¢ per mile, fixed by law and unchanged all year. You need a record of each trip's date, miles, and the organization you served.
Yes. The IRS requires a contemporaneous log with the date, miles driven, destination, and business purpose of each trip. Estimates made at tax time don't hold up in an audit — that's exactly what automatic mileage tracking is for.
Since 2018, W-2 employees generally can't deduct unreimbursed mileage on federal returns (suspended through 2025, extended under current law). If you're self-employed, a freelancer, a contractor, or a business owner, the standard mileage deduction applies to you.
Every mile you forget to log is 76¢ you don't get back. The app detects your drives automatically, classifies business vs. personal with one swipe, and exports an IRS-ready log at tax time.
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