For gig & delivery drivers
Every mile and shift, tracked on your phone — never a server.
Mile-Shift auto-logs your drives, times your shifts, and shows how much to set aside for taxes — with IRS-ready reports in two taps. 30 days free, then $1.99/month. No account. No card. No data mining.
Android coming soon — tell me when it ships
30-day free trial on your device — no card, no account, no strings.
Your trips stay on your phone
No account needed
IRS-ready logs
It tracks the drive. You just swipe.
Mile-Shift can detect when you start driving and log the trip automatically — entirely on-device. When you're done for the day, classify trips with a swipe: work or personal, two seconds each.
- ✓ Optional auto-detect — or one tap to start and stop
- ✓ Swipe to classify work, personal, or commute
- ✓ See the tax deduction value of every single trip
- ✓ Saved places and purposes — tag Uber, DoorDash, client visits in two taps
Clock in. Mile-Shift keeps the score.
The one thing no mileage app has: real shift tracking. Time every block of work, subtract breaks, and see net hours next to the miles you drove — the numbers that tell you what a gig actually pays.
- ✓ One-tap clock in / out with break tracking
- ✓ Net hours, break time, and drive time per shift, week, or month
- ✓ Jobs with step checklists, repeat schedules, and reminders
- ✓ Earnings and jobs attached to every shift — see what a day really paid
Know what to set aside for taxes — before the bill arrives.
Log what each platform paid you, and Mile-Shift turns miles and earnings into an always-current tax estimate — with your mileage deduction already counted and a countdown to your next estimated-payment deadline.
- ✓ Earnings tracking — your real $ per hour and $ per mile
- ✓ Built-in 2026 rules for the US, Canada, the UK and Australia — plus your own rate for anywhere else
- ✓ Mileage deduction at the rate in force on the day you drove — the IRS rate rose to 76¢ on July 1, 2026 (see the 2026 rates)
- ✓ CSV and PDF export with the date, times, distance, business purpose and value of every trip
Estimate only — not tax advice.
Local-first, explained plainly
Your location history is nobody's business.
Most mileage apps upload every trip you take to their servers. Mile-Shift can't — there's no Mile-Shift server for your trips to go to.
A database on your phone
Trips, shifts, and earnings live in a SQLite database on your device. Delete the app and the data is gone — because there is no copy anywhere else.
Backups you control
Optional snapshots go to your iCloud Drive or Files — storage under your Apple ID, not ours. Restore them when you switch phones.
No cloud, no account
The trial starts on your device — no sign-up, no email, no card. We couldn't read your driving history if we wanted to.
No data mining
No advertising IDs, no third-party analytics SDKs, no selling "anonymized" location data. Compare our App Store privacy label with MileIQ's or Everlance's.
The full story, in plain English: our privacy policy.
Try everything free for 30 days.
The trial runs on your device — no card, no account. If it's not for you, delete the app and you were never charged.
Monthly
$1.99/mo
Yearly
$19.99/yr
- ✓ Everything included — no tiers, no add-ons
- ✓ Unlimited trips, shifts, jobs, and earnings
- ✓ IRS-ready CSV + PDF exports
- ✓ Billed by Apple — cancel anytime in your App Store settings
For scale: the big mileage apps charge $10.99–$13.99/month. Mile-Shift is $1.99 — and keeps your data on your phone.
Compare
Mile-Shift vs MileIQ, Everlance and Driversnote
Four apps that keep a mileage log. They part ways on what a month costs, whether you must open an account, where your driving history lives, and whether your hours are tracked with your miles.
| Criterion | MileIQ | Everlance | Driversnote | Mile-Shift |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price, unlimited tracking | $13.99/mo or $11.66/mo billed yearly |
$10.99/mo (Starter) or $89.99/yr; Professional $19.99/mo |
$11/mo (Pro) yearly price not published |
$1.99/mo or $19.99/yr |
| Free part | 40 drives a month | 30 auto-detected trips a month; the 7-day trial asks for a card | 15 trips a month | 30 days free in the app, then your first month of subscription is free (new subscribers only); no card |
| Account | Required | Required | Required | None |
| Where your trips live | Vendor's cloud | Vendor's cloud | Vendor's cloud | On your phone, with an optional backup in your own iCloud Drive |
| Hours worked, with the miles | No | No (work hours only sort trips) | No (a work schedule only sorts trips) | Yes: clock in, breaks, net hours next to the miles |
Swipe sideways to see all four.
$1.99
A month, not $11 to $14
Everything included, no tiers. $19.99 for the year is 2 months free.
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Accounts to open
The trial starts on your phone, and your trips stay there. No server holds a copy of where you've been.
2 in 1
Shifts and mileage together
Hours, breaks and miles on one screen, so a day's earnings become dollars per hour and per mile.
Full comparison, with Stride and the sources
Competitor prices read on November 3, 2026 on each vendor's own pricing page, in US dollars before tax; they change, and the names belong to their owners. Mile-Shift's price shows in your App Store's currency.
Questions drivers actually ask
Will it drain my battery?
No. Auto-detect uses your phone's motion and significant-location APIs — the same low-power tricks the built-in apps use — and sleeps when you're not driving. If you prefer, turn auto-detect off and start trips with one tap; then GPS only runs while a trip is recording.
Does it work offline?
Yes. GPS doesn't need a data connection, and every trip and shift is saved straight to the database on your phone. You can drive through a dead zone — or leave your data plan off entirely — and nothing is lost.
How do I export my mileage for taxes?
Pick a date range and tap Export. Mile-Shift builds a CSV or PDF with the date, start and end times, distance, business purpose and deduction value of every trip, and hands it to your share sheet so you can email it to yourself or your accountant.
What happens after the 30-day trial?
The app tells you when the trial is ending — there's no card on file, so nothing is charged automatically at the end of it. To keep tracking, subscribe for $1.99/month or $19.99/year through Apple. Your existing trips and shifts stay on your device either way.
Is my data really private?
Really. Your trips are stored in a database on your phone, and there is no Mile-Shift server holding a copy. No account is required to try it, and there are no ad or analytics SDKs. The app only reaches out for two things: your subscription and optional account (our server), and a place you search for (sent to OpenStreetMap's geocoder) — nothing else. Check our App Store privacy label — then check any other mileage app's.
When is Android coming?
It's in the works. Mile-Shift launched on iPhone first; the Android version is planned next. Email support@mile-shift.com and we'll let you know the moment it ships.
Your miles. Your shifts. Your phone.
30 days free, then $1.99/month. No account, no card, no data mining.
Android coming soon — tell me when it ships