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MoveJack review

#15 of 42 in Mileage Tracking Software

A focused mobile tracker with local storage, exports, and no integrations.

6.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

MoveJack is a mobile mileage-tracking app for self-employed people, employees, and small businesses. It records trips automatically in the background through GPS or lets users create and edit trips manually. Business, personal, and commuting classifications help separate common mileage types, while vehicle profiles can include license plates and odometers. Visit duration and working-hours tracking add context for people who need more than distance records. The app is available on iPhone and Android and does not require hardware installed in a vehicle.

Pricing is paid-only, with a three-day trial. According to the vendor’s pricing page, the Monthly plan costs $7.99 per month, the Six-monthly plan costs $44.99 per six months, and the Yearly plan costs $69.99 per year. All three plans include all features, so the main choice is billing period rather than feature access. The published annual pricing is equivalent to $5.83 per month. The trial requires payment details according to the terms page, while the pricing page states that card details are not needed to try it.

MoveJack’s clearest distinction is how it handles trip data: records are stored locally on the phone rather than in a vendor cloud, and users choose what to share. Reports can be filtered by period, vehicle, or client and exported as Excel or PDF files. That makes it a practical fit for users who want mobile capture, reimbursement records, and portable reporting without a connected vehicle device. It is less suitable for teams that need integrations or a broader software ecosystem. Choose MoveJack for focused phone-based tracking and private local storage; consider another option if integrations are central to the workflow.

MoveJack pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automatic and manual trip capture with editable records
    • Local on-device storage with Excel and PDF exports
    • Multiple vehicles, classifications, visits, and working hours
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; the trial lasts three days
    • No integrations with other software
    • Designed for iPhone and Android rather than broader platforms

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