A mileage log that stays yours

Log each trip by hand — odometer start/end or direct miles — tag it business or personal, and watch a running deductible total build at the IRS standard rate. Pure JavaScript in this tab: no network, no GPS, nothing stored outside this page.

Date	Purpose	Tag	Miles	Deductible

Running deductible (US IRS standard rates, by trip date): $0.00

Deductibles use the 2026 IRS standard mileage rates in USD — 76¢/mile business and 23.5¢/mile medical (Jul 1–Dec 31, IR-2026-29); 72.5¢ and 20.5¢ (Jan 1–Jun 30, IR-2025-128); 14¢/mile charity (statutory, unchanged) — applied by each trip's date (source: irs.gov/standard-mileage-rates), exported in the CSV. Personal miles are not deductible. Rates change periodically — verify the rate and your eligibility for your filing year before claiming; this page is a record-keeping aid, not tax advice. Not applicable outside US federal rules.

Every trip is logged by JavaScript on this page — there is no API call, no GPS, no server, and nothing about your trips is stored or sent. Save the page and it keeps working offline. The paid download adds the desktop app with multi-vehicle logs, receipt attachment per trip, a client-visit map view, and year-end tax summaries across vehicles.

What is this page?

This is the real Mileage Log — the same tool Untracked sells as a download — running free, right here in your browser. Everything is processed entirely on your own device: nothing is uploaded, no account is needed, and the page makes no network requests after it loads. You can verify that yourself: load the page, open your browser's network inspector, or even disconnect from the internet and keep using it.

Free page vs. the €8.10 download

Here (free): every trip you log, as many as you like, forever — running deduction total and CSV export included.

The download (€8.10, once): the same log as a single HTML file you own — multi-vehicle logs, receipt attachment per trip and year-end tax summaries, no internet needed once saved. Plus the commercial-use licence. Full details →

Questions people ask

Does it track my location?

No — that's the point. You enter trips by hand (odometer start/end or direct miles). There is no GPS, no background tracking, and nothing about your trips is sent anywhere.

Which deduction rate does it use?

The official US IRS standard mileage rates for 2026, applied by each trip's date: business 76¢/mile and medical 23.5¢/mile for trips from July 1 (IR-2026-29), 72.5¢ and 20.5¢ for January 1–June 30 (IR-2025-128), and charity 14¢/mile (statutory). Personal trips aren't deductible. Every rate and its IRS source notice is shown on the page and carried into the CSV export — and you should always verify the rate and your eligibility for your filing year.

How do I get my log out?

One click exports a CSV (date, purpose, tag, miles, rate_usd_per_mile, deductible_usd, rate_source) that opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets — ready to attach to your tax return.

What does the paid version add?

A desktop app with multi-vehicle logs, receipt attachment per trip, a client-visit map view and year-end tax summaries across vehicles.