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Automatic mileage tracking with CarPlay and PDF/CSV exports. No subscriptions.

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| Website | codegres.org | xn--krjournalen-rfb.se |
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| Company | — | Startup from Sweden · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Mileage Journal is an iOS mileage tracking app with automatic trip detection, CarPlay support, and iCloud sync. It helps employees, small businesses, and self-employed professionals create accurate mileage logs with clean PDF and CSV exports — without subscriptions or unnecessary complexity.
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Mileage Journal's answer:
Mileage Journal combines automatic trip tracking, CarPlay support, and clean PDF/CSV exports in a focused iOS app. It’s designed to be simple, reliable, and long-term usable — without unnecessary complexity or enterprise overhead.
Mileage Journal's answer:
Mileage Journal focuses on the core needs of mileage tracking: accurate trip logging, clear exports, and smooth iOS integration. It avoids bloated features and complicated workflows, making it easier to use and easier to trust over time.
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Small business owners, self-employed professionals, employees, and associations who need a straightforward mileage log for reimbursement, bookkeeping, or tax documentation — especially on iPhone with CarPlay support
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Mileage Journal was created to offer a clean and focused alternative to overly complex mileage solutions. The goal was to build a dependable iOS app that fits naturally into daily driving and accounting workflows, without relying on subscription-based pricing.
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