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Comparison

Mileage tracker apps compared

Not every mileage tracker works the same way. We put four apps used in the US side by side, on the points that matter when you track business miles: how trips are recorded, whether hours are included, where your trip history is kept and whether you can try it free.

Checked on September 25, 2026

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Information from the providers themselves and from the US App Store and Google Play, checked on September 25, 2026.
 MoveJackMileIQEverlanceDriversnote
Tracking
Automatic trip detectionYesBy GPS, with no start or stop button.YesGPS tracking in the background.YesBackground GPS auto-detection; 30 automatic trips a month on the free plan.YesMotion detection, or an optional iBeacon.
Trips and working hoursYesWorking time comes from your visits: arrival, departure and time on site.Not establishedWork Hours sorts drives into business and personal.Not establishedWork Hours sorts trips into business and personal.Not establishedThe work schedule sorts trips; time tracking not found.
Privacy & controlPrivacy isn’t only a matter of a privacy policy. It matters where your full trip history is technically stored and who can have access to it.
Where is your full trip history kept?On your own phone.MoveJack keeps no central copy. Single coordinates go to map services, for example to find an address; your trip history doesn’t.Centrally with MileIQ, in the US.Kept for 7 years. App Store privacy label: usage data used to track you.Centrally with Everlance, in the US.Managed in a web dashboard. App Store privacy label: contact info, identifiers and usage data used to track you.Centrally with Driversnote.Hosted on Google Cloud. App Store privacy label: precise location linked to you.
Stored centrally by the providerNoNo account. MoveJack keeps no copy of your trip history. A backup or export you keep yourself, for example in your own iCloud or Google Drive, is your choice and isn’t storage with MoveJack.YesLogin required.YesTrips are managed in a web dashboard.YesAccount required; also usable as a web app.
You decide what’s sharedYour trip history only leaves your phone when you choose, for example by exporting a report.Your trips are held by the provider by default, even if you share nothing yourself.Your trips are held by the provider by default, even if you share nothing yourself.Your trips are held by the provider by default, even if you share nothing yourself.
Practical
No hardware required in the carYesJust your phone.YesYesYesOptional iBeacon, free with a yearly plan.
iPhone and AndroidYesYesYesYes
Multiple vehiclesYesYesYesYes
Reports as PDF and ExcelPDF and ExcelPDF and CSVPDF, Excel and CSVPDF from the Starter plan; CSV on every plan.PDF and Excel
CO₂ insightYesNot statedNot statedNot stated
Try it free3 days, every featureThrough the App Store or Google Play, with payment details; it becomes a subscription unless you cancel.Free plan40 drives a month. Length of the Premium trial not established.Free plan + 7-day trial30 automatic trips a month; the paid-plan trial needs a credit card.Free planReports up to 15 trips a month.
PriceSee current prices in the App Store or on Google Play.See current prices with the provider.See current prices with the provider.See current prices with the provider.

“Not stated” means we didn’t find it in the provider’s public information, not that the feature is missing. “Not established” means the public information gave no clear answer.

Where the differences are

  • Where your trips are kept. MoveJack keeps your full trip history on your phone, without an account. MileIQ, Everlance and Driversnote keep it with the provider, which helps if you use several devices or a web dashboard.
  • Trips and hours. MoveJack also records working time, taken from your visits without starting anything.
  • Taxes. Everlance’s Professional plan includes 1099 filing and audit protection. MoveJack keeps the record; it does not file taxes.
  • Trying it first. MileIQ, Everlance and Driversnote have a free plan with a trip limit. MoveJack gives three days with every feature.

How MoveJack works is on mileage tracker app.

About this comparison

We check this information regularly and base what we say about other providers on their official public information wherever possible. Products, features and prices can change. Spotted something that’s no longer right? Email us at info@movejack.com and we’ll check and correct it.

Last checked: September 25, 2026.

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