Automatic recording
Milometry can spot you leaving somewhere you parked and start recording on its own, then stop once you have been still for a few minutes.
Press go if you like. Or let Milometry notice you have set off and handle it, then stop when you park.

The Track screen while a drive is recording.
The best mileage log is the one you never have to remember. Milometry watches for you leaving somewhere you parked, starts recording on its own, and stops once you have been still for a few minutes. No button, no notification to action, nothing to forget on a Monday morning.
If you would rather be deliberate, everything else still works: a button on the Track screen, a home-screen widget, “Hey Siri, start a trip”, or a Shortcuts automation tied to your car stereo so the drive begins as the Bluetooth connects.
Whatever starts it, points are written down as they arrive. Close the app mid-journey and Milometry notices, tells you, and offers to carry on or keep what it already has.
Milometry can spot you leaving somewhere you parked and start recording on its own, then stop once you have been still for a few minutes.
On iPhone, pair it with your car stereo through a Shortcuts automation and every journey begins the moment you connect, hands free.
“Hey Siri, start a trip in Milometry.” On Android, long press the icon for the same three. Start, stop and log a fill-up without opening the app.
Start or end a drive straight from the home screen widget, on either phone. On iPhone the Live Activity shows distance climbing on the lock screen while you drive.
Every point is saved as it arrives. Close the app mid-drive and Milometry tells you, then offers to carry on or save what it has.
Keep a van, a company car and the runaround side by side, each with its own plate, economy and running costs.