Keep a clear trip history using distance or odometer readings.
Autozis gives you a deliberate, manual mileage log for the trips that matter. Record business and personal journeys, add parking and tolls, link nearby refuels or EV charges, and review trip statistics without background GPS tracking.
| Detail | How It Helps |
|---|---|
| Distance or odometer | Supports the entry method that best matches your available records |
| Business or personal purpose | Keeps different types of driving organized |
| Parking and tolls | Preserves costs that belong to the journey |
| Linked refuels or charges | Connects energy records with the trip that used them |
| Notes and attachment | Adds context or a supporting document to the trip |
Autozis does not automatically detect trips with GPS. You decide which journeys to record and enter the distance or odometer readings yourself.
This approach works well when you want selective records, already use odometer readings, or prefer not to run continuous location tracking. It does require a consistent habit, so logging soon after each relevant trip produces the most complete history.
Use the free mileage log and trip analyzer in your browser without signing up.
Trip statistics turn individual entries into a broader view of how far and how often you drive. Filter the log, review the breakdown over time, and keep each vehicle's trips separate.
You can share an individual trip and include trip records in an Excel or CSV vehicle-data export. These tools help you organize supporting records, but you remain responsible for checking any employer, reimbursement, or tax requirements that apply to you.
Separate work journeys from personal driving and preserve parking or toll costs.
Build a consistent record of business trips for later review and export.
Understand how each vehicle is used without mixing mileage histories.
Keep distance, notes, charges or refuels, and journey costs connected.
Turn trip statistics into a PDF by year and month, or create a separate business mileage report for a selected date range.
No. Autozis uses manual trip entry. You record the distance directly or enter starting and ending odometer readings.
Yes. Each trip can be classified as business or personal so the two types remain organized in your trip history.
Yes. Trip records include separate fields for parking and tolls, along with notes and an optional attachment.
Yes. Eligible refuel and EV charge records can be linked to a trip so related driving and energy data stay connected.
Yes. Trips can be included in an Excel or CSV vehicle-data export. You should verify that the resulting records meet any tax, reimbursement, or employer requirements that apply to you.
Record the next trip while the details are fresh. Autozis keeps mileage, purpose, costs, notes, and related vehicle records together.