A private, offline mileage and IRS tax log for freelancers and gig workers. The right standard mileage rate for every year, an annual tax summary, PDF and CSV reports, multi-vehicle, and tolls and parking — with no account, no subscription, and no tracking.
Last updated: June 13, 2026 · Version 1.1
Mileglow bundles the IRS standard mileage rates from 2018 through 2026 and stamps each trip with the rate for its own year, including the mid-year 2022 change. A December 2025 drive uses 70 cents and a 2026 drive uses 72.5 cents (Notice 2026-10) — you never mix up which year used which rate. Prefer your own numbers? Custom rates are one toggle away.
Export an IRS-ready PDF mileage log — formatted and paginated, with the four IRS-required elements per trip, annual totals, the odometer span, and a rate-source note — or a spreadsheet-ready CSV for your accountant. Both are generated on device and shared only where you choose.
Capture what an audit actually wants: date, from-and-to destination, business purpose, and miles, plus an optional odometer reading and a round-trip flag. Tolls and parking are logged separately and added on top of the per-mile rate, so your estimate is not understated.
Keep separate logs and Jan 1 / Dec 31 odometer readings for each car, and filter reports by vehicle. Save trip templates and favorite places, or repeat your last trip, so a daily commute takes seconds instead of retyping.
A bundled "Mileage & Tax Basics" guide with 14 plain-English articles and a 25-term glossary, plus a browsable IRS rate history. Everything is read-only, cited to IRS sources, and clearly labeled as general information, not tax advice.
Mileglow is local-first. It does not require an account, does not show ads, does not track you, does not use GPS or location, includes no in-app purchases, and stores your trip records on the device. IRS rate data is bundled for fully offline use. Deduction figures are estimates of the standard-mileage deduction, not tax advice — confirm specifics with the IRS or a qualified tax professional. Rates and rules are U.S./IRS-specific.