Everything GigOdo does
GigOdo is a mileage tracking and net-earnings app for independent gig drivers. It combines automatic trip detection, fuel and expense tracking, platform-level earnings, and IRS mileage totals in one Android and web app.
One page, the whole product. Each feature is marked Free (works on your phone, forever, no card), Free account (free, needs sign-in), or Pro ($4.99/month). Nothing here ever asks for your Uber, DoorDash, or Lyft login.
Mileage & battery
Net earnings
Taxes & records
Milestones & bests
Switching & import
AI helpers
Privacy & account safety
Automatic mileage that doesn't eat your battery Free
- Auto-Detect notices when you start driving and tracks in the background, with no trip caps, ever. Swipe right to keep a work drive, left to discard a personal one. How the engine works →
- Home Zone makes it hands-free: leave home and tracking starts, pull back in and the trip files itself.
- Battery deep-sleep: parked at home, the tracker stops polling location entirely and arms your phone's motion sensor instead - near-zero drain overnight, instant wake when you head to the car.
- Battery transparency: a Battery panel in Settings shows exactly what GigOdo did today: minutes of active GPS on trips, hours in low-power watch or Home Zone sleep, and measured battery use per hour while tracking. It also warns you if Android's battery optimization could kill auto-detect mid-shift, with a one-tap fix. Battery use, measured →
- Floating bubble shows live miles over any app and stops a trip without leaving the DoorDash or Uber screen.
- Manual mode too: one tap to start, one to stop, add pay and platform on save.
Distance is computed on your phone and the GPS coordinates are discarded on the spot - only mile totals ever exist.

What you really made, after gas Free
- Earnings ledger per platform: gross, tips, hours, deliveries, expenses - typed in seconds or imported from a payout CSV.
- Net $/hour and $/mile per platform, ranked. That is the number that decides where you drive tomorrow, and the one no gig app shows you. The exact math →
- Real fuel cost: log fill-ups and GigOdo computes your actual cost per mile from your own tank, replacing estimates with receipts ("accurate mode").
- Dashboard: week or month net at a glance, per-platform ranking, 8-week trend line, your best day and best platform.
- Weekly goal: set a take-home target and watch the progress bar all week.

Tax records the IRS asks for Free Pro extras
- Deduction totals at the IRS rate for each trip's date (72.5¢ Jan-Jun 2026, 76¢ from July 1, and the mid-year hike is handled automatically), running all year, free.
- Tax-readiness meter: a 0-100% score of how audit-ready this year's records are, with a "what's missing" hint, free.
- Qualified-tips summary: your annual tips total, per platform, recorded separately from base pay, the paper trail the $25,000 tips deduction requires (Reports tab, free; per-entry detail and monthly breakdown in the CPA pack).
- Contemporaneous per-trip log, the documentation IRS Publication 463 expects rather than a platform's year-end estimate. CSV export and full JSON backup, free.
- Quarterly estimated-tax amounts per IRS payment period, using your own rate Pro
- CPA report pack: printable annual report plus tidy CSVs your tax preparer will thank you for Pro
With the 2026 1099 rules, many drivers get no tax form at all, so your own log becomes the only record of your income and miles. Estimates, not tax advice.

Milestones, personal bests, and proof of progress Free
- Real-money milestones: $500, $1,000, $2,500+ in deductions logged and net kept after gas, with what each means for your tax bill.
- Personal bests: your best net $/hour, $/mile, day, and week. It is you against yourself, with no leaderboards and no comparing you to strangers.
- No streaks, no "drive more" nudges, no miles-for-their-own-sake badges. If a number celebrates, it's because you kept more money or built better records.
Switching? Bring your history Free
- One-tap import presets for Gridwise, Solo, Everlance, MileIQ, and Stride exports. Columns map automatically and you review a preview before anything saves.
- Trips importer keeps your mileage log continuous across the switch; business/personal purpose columns are respected and personal drives are skipped.
- Earnings importer carries gross, tips, hours, and miles. Duplicates are detected, so re-importing a file is harmless.
- Files are parsed on your phone and never uploaded.
Comparing first? See GigOdo vs Gridwise, vs Solo, vs Everlance, vs MileIQ, vs Stride, vs Hurdlr, and vs TripLog.
AI that works for you and never sees your route Free account Pro
- Paste Your Day: type "6 DoorDash runs, $63 with tips, maybe 40 miles" and the AI turns it into trips you approve before saving Free account
- Weekly recap email: your net, miles, deduction, and goal progress every Sunday, with one-click unsubscribe Free account
- "Your Week, Reviewed": an AI read of your synced week: which platform underpaid, which day carried you Pro
- Free AI runs on GigOdo's own hardware. Pro's AI is faster because it runs on a named processor (DeepInfra, via OpenRouter) under a zero-retention setting, never used for training, and a Pro account can switch back to on-device AI in Settings at any time. Either way it sees trip totals and pay figures, never your GPS route. The detail is in the privacy policy.
Private by design, with nothing for platforms to flag Free
- No platform logins, ever. GigOdo never asks for your Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, or any gig account credentials, so there is no connected app for a platform to detect. In a year when linked driver apps are drawing deactivation warnings, that's not a feature, it's the architecture.
- Routes never leave your phone. GPS points are used to add up distance, then discarded. Only totals exist.
- Tracking runs on-device. Sync, backup and cloud AI are opt-in Pro, and what leaves is totals, dates, and pay figures, never a route.
- Delete means delete: one tap removes your account and every synced record from our servers. The privacy policy is two minutes long because there isn't much to disclose.

Questions about what is free and what is private
Which GigOdo features are free?
Everything that runs on your phone: automatic trip detection with no trip cap, Home Zone, the floating bubble, the fuel log, the per-platform earnings ledger with net $/hour and $/mile, deduction totals at the IRS rate for each trip's date, the tax-readiness meter, CSV export and JSON backup, import presets, and milestones. Free forever, with no card.
What does Pro add?
The cloud and the tax extras: backup and sync across devices, quarterly estimated-tax amounts per IRS payment period, the CPA report pack, and the "Your Week, Reviewed" AI read of your synced week. Pro is $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, and cancelling leaves every free feature working.
Does GigOdo connect to my DoorDash, Uber, or Lyft account?
No. GigOdo never asks for a gig-platform login, so there is no connected app for a platform to detect. You type your pay in seconds or import it from a payout CSV.
Do CSV imports leave my phone?
No. Files from Gridwise, Solo, Everlance, MileIQ, or Stride are parsed on your phone and never uploaded. Columns map automatically, you review a preview before anything saves, and duplicates are detected so re-importing a file is harmless.
Where do my GPS routes go?
Nowhere. GPS points are used on your phone to add up distance and then discarded, so only mile totals exist. If you turn on Pro sync, what leaves the phone is totals, dates, and pay figures, never a route.
All of it, free to start
No card, no caps, and no platform logins. Pro is $4.99/month when you want the cloud.
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