Mile Inbox

Drives arrive. The logbook writes itself.

Coming to the App Store

The inbox: one drive waiting for a decision — Lake to Home, 55.4 kilometres — while nine others were filed automatically by rules Drive detail for Market to Home: the measured 10.9 kilometre route follows the road network from Oslo west to Haslum The logbook: a month of drives grouped by day, each trip with its route and distance Reports: February is complete — 683.7 kilometres split into business and personal, with an Export button The Mile Inbox paywall showing monthly, yearly and lifetime prices, with the yearly plan selected

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What it refuses to do

It is not a fleet tracker and reports to no one. There is no server receiving your movements, no manager dashboard, no map of your life in someone else's cloud. The point of detecting drives automatically is that you shouldn't have to think about the logbook — not that anyone else gets to read it.

Privacy, in one breath

Location and motion are read on your phone to notice drives. Every trip, report and rule lives locally and is never sent to us. Address labels and map tiles use Apple's services when available. No account, no analytics — the App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected." The full policy.

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