Know your real pay per app without handing over your logins.

GigOdo is a private mileage and net-earnings tracker for US gig drivers. It tracks your miles and fuel, then shows what you keep after gas on DoorDash, Uber, and every other app. You enter your pay yourself, with no driver logins, ever. Your routes never leave your phone.

⬇ Download for Android Use in your browser
Free forever, with no card and no account linking. Your GPS routes stay on your phone. Only your mile totals sync, and only if you turn sync on.
GigOdo home screen showing today's miles, earnings, fuel cost, and trips
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Set it and drive

Auto-detects drives in the background; swipe right to keep, left to discard. Built per platform: DoorDash mileage tracker, Uber Eats mileage tracker, Amazon Flex mileage tracker.

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Know what you really made

Net pay after gas, per-app $/mile, and a weekly AI earnings review, the number the gig apps never show you.

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Home Zone

Leave home, tracking starts; pull in, it stops. It is fully hands-free, and while you're home the tracker deep-sleeps on your phone's motion sensor, so it sips battery instead of draining it.

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Private by design

Your GPS route is never stored or uploaded, only mile totals. Free AI runs on our own servers; Pro's faster AI sends those totals (never a route) to one named processor, and you can switch it back to on-device anytime.

Battery

Every tracker says "battery friendly". This one shows you the number.

GigOdo never uses more location power than the moment needs, and it keeps a ledger of how long it spent in each mode. Open Settings and read what the tracker did today.

Recording On a trip Full GPS, one fix per second. This is the only time the GPS chip works hard, and it is exactly when you want precision, because these are deductible miles.
Watching Between drives A coarse network check about every 25 seconds, plus free rides on fixes other apps already asked for. No GPS chip use at all.
Deep sleep Parked at home Location polling stops entirely. Your phone's motion sensor stands guard and wakes it the moment you move. Overnight costs almost nothing.
A real day reads: 2.1 hr of active GPS on trips · 5 hr watching for drives (low power) · 8.4 hr asleep at home, woke 3×.

Source note: ledger figures are what the Battery panel in Settings records on the driver's own Android device. Drain is measured on the whole phone while unplugged, so it is an upper bound on GigOdo's share. How the measurement works.

GigOdo battery panel showing minutes of GPS use, low-power hours, and measured battery use per hour

The real battery problem isn't drain - it's Android killing your tracker.

Android's battery optimiser can shut down background trip detection mid-shift, and most trackers just quietly stop logging, and you find out when the miles are missing. GigOdo checks that setting, warns you when it's wrong, and takes you straight to the switch that fixes it. How battery use is measured →

Free report: The State of Gig Work 2026

22 pages, every number sourced: what 9 major platforms really pay (Spark wins), 8 truck & van apps, 20+ under-the-radar gigs like Jitsu and Veho, and the brand-new 76¢/mile IRS rate, with no email required.

Source note: chapter 9 of the report lists every source and the methodology behind each figure. The pay figures are measured medians, not advertised rates.

Get the report →

Already using another tracker? Bring your history

Export a CSV from your old app, import it in about a minute, and your whole 2026 mileage and earnings record comes with you for free.

One-tap import presets for Gridwise, Solo, Everlance, MileIQ, and Stride, plus a column mapper for anything else. Files are read on your phone and nothing is uploaded.

And if the 2026 account-linking crackdown has you rethinking apps that log into your gig accounts: GigOdo never asks for your DoorDash or Uber credentials, so there is nothing to link and nothing to flag.

Leaving Gridwise → Leaving Solo → Compare the 8 main mileage trackers → How import works →

What a shift really pays

A worked example with real numbers.

Example based on 25 MPG at $3.50/gal and the current IRS mileage rate of 76 cents/mile. Your numbers will vary, and GigOdo calculates yours automatically. Source: 76 cents applies July 1 through December 31, 2026 per IRS Announcement 2026-11; January through June was 72.5 cents per Notice 2026-10.
Gross earnings (DoorDash + Uber Eats, 8 hrs, 3 trips)$235
Miles driven130 mi
Fuel cost (-)-$26
Estimated taxes (-)-$33
Real take-home$176
$22 / hr after everything 75% of gross kept $99 mileage write-off this shift

What do you take home after costs?

Drag the sliders to see your real hourly after gas and taxes. If you are filing rather than planning, use the 2026 mileage deduction calculator for the split 72.5c/76c rates.

$747/wk
$24.9/hr after costs
you keep vehicle taxes
Estimates only. GigOdo tracks your real numbers from actual trips.
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The app, screen by screen

GigOdo home screen showing today's miles, earnings, fuel cost, and trips
Your day at a glance
GigOdo trip list with auto-detected drives
Auto-detected trips
GigOdo earnings screen with weekly chart and net profit after fuel
What you really made
GigOdo reports screen with tax summary and exports
Tax-time ready
GigOdo battery panel showing minutes of GPS use, low-power hours, and measured battery use per hour
Battery use, measured

Free forever. Pro when you want it.

What you getFreePro
Auto trip detection & GPS tracking✓✓
Floating bubble, fuel log, exports✓✓
Deduction totals for taxes✓✓
Milestones, personal bests & tax-readiness meter✓✓
Import your history from other apps (CSV)✓✓
Weekly recap email + weekly goalwith a free account✓✓
Cloud backupPhone dies, records don't.-✓
Sync across devices-✓
Weekly AI earnings review-✓
Quarterly tax estimates-✓
$39.99/yr
or $4.99/month. That's the deduction on about 7 miles a month, and you drive that before lunch.
The apps that do less charge $10-14 a month.
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Get GigOdo

Android

Full experience, with background tracking

⬇ Download GigOdo.apk
  1. Open the downloaded file
  2. Allow installs from this source when Android asks
  3. Install, open, and start a trip
iPhone

Runs as a web app

Open in browser
  1. Open app.gigodo.app in Safari
  2. Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen
  3. Tracking works while the app is open

Questions drivers ask

Is the free version really free?
Yes, forever. It is not a trial and nothing expires. Tracking, the fuel log, deduction totals, and exports run on your phone and always will. Pro only adds the cloud extras.

Where does my location data go?
Nowhere. GPS coordinates are used on your phone to add up distance, then discarded. Only mile totals are saved. Details in our privacy policy.

What if I cancel Pro?
Your data stays on your phone and keeps working. Tracking, totals, and exports are free features, so you only lose cloud backup, sync, and the AI extras.

Does it track automatically?
Yes. Turn on Auto-Detect and GigOdo notices when you start driving and tracks in the background, with a floating bubble to control it mid-shift. Swipe right to keep a drive, left to discard it. How auto-tracking works.

Will it drain my battery?
No, and GigOdo is the rare tracker that proves it. Full GPS runs only while you're on a trip; between drives it watches in low power, and parked at home it deep-sleeps on your phone's motion sensor. The in-app Battery panel shows exactly what it did today and the measured battery use per hour, and warns you if an Android battery setting could stop tracking mid-shift. See exactly how battery use is measured.

Can I bring my history from Gridwise, Solo, Everlance, MileIQ, or Stride?
Yes. It is free and takes about a minute. Export a CSV from your old app, then use Import CSV on the Trips tab (mileage) or the Earnings tab (pay). Presets match the columns automatically, you review everything before it saves, and the file never leaves your phone. Step-by-step guides: leaving Gridwise, leaving Solo.

iPhone?
Use the web app: open app.gigodo.app in Safari and Add to Home Screen. Everything works; background auto-detect is Android-only.