Swipe to sort
Right for business, left for personal. Each card replays the drive on the map so you actually remember the journey.
The bit most mileage logs make a chore. Milometry turns it into a few seconds on the sofa.

Swipe right for business, left for personal.
Sorting is where a mileage log usually turns into admin. Milometry turns it into a few seconds on the sofa: each card replays the route on the map, you swipe right for business or left for personal, and it is filed.
Tag a place once, the office, a regular site, a client, and the next trip there arrives with the answer already suggested, or the whole backlog sorts itself in one tap. Leave it a fortnight and you can hold one trip, tick the rest and file them together.
Undo any swipe, trim a route that ran on after you parked, split one recording into two errands, merge a drive broken by a petrol stop, or pair an out-and-back into a single round trip. Anything you bin can be restored from the bin.
Right for business, left for personal. Each card replays the drive on the map so you actually remember the journey.
Tag the office or a regular site once and Milometry suggests the right answer next time, or sorts the whole backlog for you.
GPS ran on after you parked? Trim the ends. Two errands recorded as one? Split it into two journeys on the map.
Rejoin a drive broken by a petrol stop. Undo any swipe, and restore anything from the bin.
Forgot to record one? Enter it in seconds, or duplicate a journey in reverse for the trip home.
Import a CSV from your old app or a spreadsheet. Match its columns to Milometry and the tax year is whole again.
Left a fortnight of driving unsorted? Hold one trip, tick the rest, and file them all in a single tap.
Milometry spots the return leg of a journey and offers to pair the two, so an out-and-back reads as one round trip.
A holiday, a job, a week on site. Collect the drives under one name and read their miles and claim as a set.
General information, not advice. Written as general information on 27 September 2026. Details change, so check the official source or a qualified professional before you rely on it. This is not legal, tax or financial advice.