MileGravy
Every mile you drive is money you already earned.
MileGravy records your trips, keeps your earnings and tax set-aside in one place, and hands you a mileage log the IRS will actually accept.
What it does
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Records the trip, not your memory
Start a shift and MileGravy tracks the drive as it happens — or begins on its own when you leave home. Every trip is dated, named and logged, so the mileage log exists before you need it.
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Earnings and tax set-aside in one place
Log what each platform actually paid you, and MileGravy parks your set-aside percentage off the top of every payout. You see what's yours to keep before you spend it, not in April.
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Backup that survives deleting the app
Your data lives on your phone, and backs up to your own iCloud. Delete the app, get a new iPhone, restore — the trips, earnings and receipts come back.
Who built this
Built by a driver who's tracked his own miles since 2013. Not a startup, not a team — one person who kept a spreadsheet for a decade, got tired of it, and built the thing he wanted instead. When you email support, you get me.
Pricing
$6.99 / month
Free for 30 days. Cancel any time in Settings.
- Unlimited trips and mileage logs
- Earnings tracking and tax set-aside
- CSV and PDF export for your tax return
- iCloud backup and restore
MileGravy isn't on the App Store yet. Put your email in below and I'll tell you the day it is.
From the blog
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The IRS raised the mileage rate mid-2026. Here's what it means for your miles.
The 2026 business mileage rate is two rates, not one: 72.5¢ through June 30 and 76¢ from July 1. You have to split your miles by date. Doing it wrong overstates your deduction by hundreds of dollars.
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DoorDash mileage deduction: which miles count and which don't
Miles between deliveries and back toward your zone are deductible. The drive from home to your first pickup is generally commuting and isn't — unless your home is your principal place of business. The gap is bigger than most drivers think.
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Quarterly taxes for gig drivers: how much to set aside and when
Self-employment tax is 15.3% on 92.35% of your net earnings, and nobody withholds it. The 2026 due dates are April 15, June 15, September 15 and January 15, 2027. Setting aside 20–25% of net covers most drivers.
Get notified at launch
One email when MileGravy hits the App Store. Nothing else, ever.