1,000 business miles
A light year of work driving
$760potential mileage deductionFor people who drive for work
Stop leaving money on the road.
Every business mile is worth 76¢ in tax deductions. OnMiles records every drive on its own, so no mile goes unclaimed. Get the one-time launch offer while it is available.
Launch price $24.99 $9.99 through October 18.
- 14 business miles cover the price
- $0 recurring charge on today's offer
- No account, no ads
The problem
A forgotten trip is forgotten money.
Most mileage apps only log the drives you remember to start. Miss two 10-mile trips a week and, by December, you have left real money behind. The IRS only accepts miles you can show.
2 trips × 10 mi20 mimissed each week
× 52 weeks1,040 mimissed each year
× 76¢ per mile$790in deductions lost
OnMiles starts recording when you drive and stops when you park. You don't press anything, so there is nothing to forget.
Your numbers
How much is OnMiles worth to you?
Move the slider to your typical week. We'll show your yearly mileage deduction, a rough estimate of the tax it saves, and how fast your deductions cover the price of OnMiles.
Estimate at the 2026 IRS standard mileage rate of 76¢ per mile (effective July 1, 2026). Tax saved assumes your federal bracket plus, if self-employed, self-employment tax (15.3% on 92.35% of net earnings). It leaves out state tax, credits and the standard deduction. A deduction is not the same as a refund. Planning estimate, not tax advice.
Keep your deduction
The IRS wants the log kept as you drive. OnMiles writes it for you.
IRS Publication 463 asks for timely kept records: when you drove, where, and why, written at or near the time of the trip. A log rebuilt from memory in April is weak. OnMiles records each trip the moment it happens.
Read IRS Publication 463- WhenDate, start and end time of every trip
- WhereStart and end addresses, plus every stop
- How farGPS-measured miles and the route on a map
- WhyWork or Personal, and the business purpose
Pay once
Less than one month of a subscription. One payment today.
Automatic mileage trackers usually charge every month, for as long as you drive. The current OnMiles launch offer is one payment, and it costs less than a single month of a leading unlimited subscription tracker.
Over one year of driving, the launch price works out to less than 3¢ a day, with no recurring charge attached to this purchase.
Why buy during launch? The one-time purchase is part of the current promotion. Pricing and the purchase model offered to future customers may change after the campaign, and future features or services may be sold separately. A purchase made today is not an auto-renewing subscription.
"But there are free apps."
There are. The leading free tracker makes you tap Start and I'm done driving on every drive, requires an account, and is paid for by ads and insurance offers. If it misses just 14 miles, you have lost more in deductions than OnMiles costs.
Compare
Automatic like the subscription apps. Private like your records should be.
Other trackers make you choose: automatic tracking with a monthly bill, or a free app you have to remember to start. OnMiles combines automatic tracking, local privacy and flexible reports with today's one-time launch offer.
| What you get | OnMiles | Leading free tracker | Leading subscription tracker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $9.99 once | Free, with ads and partner offers | ~$140/year for unlimited |
| Trips start and stop on their own | Yes | No, manual Start and Stop | Yes |
| Work or Personal | Before or after the drive | Manual | Swipe or rules |
| Reports for any period, on the phone | Yes, PDF | One yearly report by email | Monthly in app; others on the web |
| Account required | No | Yes | Yes |
| Where your trips live | Only on your phone | Company servers | Company servers |
| CarPlay | Yes | Not found | Not found |
Competitor apps and public materials checked September 23–24, 2026. “Not found” means we did not find the feature in the mobile app or public materials; it may exist elsewhere, such as on the web. Prices and features can change.
The opportunity
Your business miles can add up fast.
The question is not whether business mileage has value. It is how much of that value your records can prove.
5,000 business miles
About 100 miles per week
$3,800potential mileage deduction10,000 business miles
About 200 miles per week
$7,600potential mileage deduction20,000 business miles
About 400 miles per week
$15,200potential mileage deductionExamples only. Your deduction depends on your actual business miles; commuting doesn't count as business mileage. Not tax advice.
Private by design
Your trips and your money are nobody's business.
No account to create and no ads. Your trip history stays on your phone instead of being uploaded to an OnMiles server.
Read the Privacy PolicyBuilt in Worcester, MA, by Oyster Enterprise LLC, in the 2024–2025 StartUp Worcester cohort.
Questions
Before you buy.
Is the launch offer a subscription?
No. A purchase made under today's launch offer is a one-time App Store purchase with no recurring charge. The $9.99 offer runs through October 18, 2026. Pricing and the purchase model offered to future customers may change after the campaign, and future features or services may be sold separately. The App Store shows the terms that apply when you buy.
Why pay when free mileage apps exist?
The leading free tracker asks you to press Start and Stop on every drive, needs an account, and is supported by ads and partner offers. Forget a couple of trips and you've lost more in deductions than OnMiles costs. OnMiles records on its own and keeps your data on your phone.
What if I forget to open the app?
That's the point: you don't need to. With location set to Always, OnMiles notices when you start driving, even when it's closed, and ends the trip after you park.
Will my records hold up for the IRS?
OnMiles keeps what a mileage log needs: the date, start and end places, miles, and the business purpose you add. Reports use the IRS rate in effect on each trip's date (in 2026: 72.5¢ through June 30, 76¢ from July 1). Keep your reports with your tax records and share them with your tax preparer.
Is this tax advice?
No. OnMiles keeps your records and gives planning estimates. Your tax preparer makes the final call.
What happens to my trips if I change phones?
They're included in your iPhone's iCloud or computer backup and come back when you restore to a new iPhone.
Your next drive could be the first one you get paid back for.
Secure the $9.99 one-time launch offer before it ends October 18. Pricing and the purchase model for future customers may change afterward.
Get OnMiles on the App Store