Tacho review
A focused mobile mileage tracker for offline logging and Slovak workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tacho is a mobile mileage-tracking application for freelancers, companies, employees, and accountants who need automatic records of work-related driving. It records trips with GPS, supports business and personal classification, works offline, and exports mileage logs as PDFs. Vehicle and odometer records help organize driving data, while travel-order generation and accountant email notifications support administrative workflows. Tacho is particularly suited to European users working with Slovak tax and vehicle-logbook processes, rather than teams seeking a broad, connected fleet platform.
Its plan structure is straightforward. The Free plan costs €0 and includes automatic GPS tracking, PDF export, and offline functionality. PRO costs €6.99 per month when billed monthly, or €69.99 per year when billed annually. PRO adds unlimited vehicles, travel orders, accountant notifications, cross-device synchronization, and priority support. AI trip-purpose suggestions are also available on PRO. A 30-day free trial is available, giving prospective users a way to evaluate the paid feature set before committing. The annual PRO price is presented separately from the monthly pricing display, so buyers should compare the billing periods directly.
The strongest fit is for individuals and small organizations that want automatic mobile capture without depending on a continuous connection. Offline trips can synchronize later, and the GPS polyline audit trail gives records more context than a simple distance entry. The trade-off is a narrow platform and ecosystem footprint: Tacho is available on iOS and Android, and it does not provide integrations for external business systems. Users who need desktop coverage, connected accounting or fleet tools, or workflows outside Slovak tax and vehicle-logbook requirements should consider an alternative. For offline-first mileage records, PDF reporting, and travel-order administration on mobile, Tacho offers a focused option.
Tacho pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automatic GPS tracking with offline recording and later synchronization
- PDF mileage logs, travel orders, and accountant notifications
- Vehicle records, odometer data, and GPS polyline audit trails
- Where it doesn't
- Available only on iOS and Android
- No integrations for connecting external business systems
- Workflows are focused on Slovak tax and vehicle-logbook needs
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