Mile review
A mileage logbook with automatic trip detection and deduction reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Mile is a mileage-tracking app for people who drive for work, including rideshare and delivery drivers, real estate agents, contractors, freelancers, and small businesses. It detects trips with phone motion sensors and background GPS, then supports manual business or personal classification. Records can include trip purpose, distance, vehicle, and odometer details, while mileage deductions are calculated using annual rates. Its focus is mileage documentation rather than a broad set of tax or expense tools, making it most relevant to drivers whose primary need is a mileage log.
Automatic trip start and stop are paired with classification rules for work hours, saved places, and repeat routes. Users can also assign vehicles through Bluetooth-based vehicle assignment and maintain vehicle records. The cloud-synced logbook is available on web and mobile apps, and reports can be exported as PDF or CSV on Essentials and Premium. Basic provides on-screen deduction reports; Essentials adds full reports, unlimited automatic drives and AI, and up to 50 receipt photos per month. Premium includes Essentials features plus unlimited receipt photos, an audit-ready substantiation PDF, and priority AI responses.
According to the published plans, Basic is free, Essentials costs $4.99 per month or $39.99 per year, and Premium costs $9.99 per month or $79.99 per year. Paid plans are purchased in the iOS or Android app, with the active tier unlocking on the web. Email is the listed support channel. Mile is a fit for solo drivers and small businesses that want automatic mileage records and deduction reporting across devices. Drivers seeking receipt capture without a paid tier, or a wider expense-management workflow, may prefer a different tool.
Mile pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Detects trips automatically with motion sensors and background GPS
- Calculates mileage deductions using annual rates
- Syncs trip records across web, iOS, and Android
- Where it doesn't
- Receipt photos require a paid plan
- Basic includes on-screen deduction reports, not full PDF or CSV reports
- Paid plans must be purchased in the iOS or Android app
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