- Check and apply official IRS business mileage rates directly on iOS 26 and later, with clearer custom-rate, currency, unit, and history settings. - Export monthly and annual business mileage as a QuickBooks-compatible CSV. - Improve Siri startup, trip search, and saving changes to the active drive. - Let timed work calendar events support advisory Business suggestions even without a location. - Restore clearer trip selection and sidebar accents on Mac.

Business trip suggestions can now consider a single all-day work event without a location when two matching drives bracket the visit. Suggestions remain advisory, and the event venue is treated as unverified.

- More careful trip suggestions: calendar events need matching place or recorded stop evidence, with better handling of remote meetings, tentative plans, and direct commutes. - Improved optional Private Cloud Compute routing and on-device fallback. Suggestions remain advisory; processing stays on-device by default. - Clearer Trips lists, fewer repeated labels, and easier-to-read annual totals. Need Review hides when empty. - Minimize current-drive controls to a compact vehicle button, then tap to restore them. - Pull down in a trip list to see reimbursement, distance, and business-trip totals. Local edits and iCloud changes update automatically. - Suggestion captions now show the supporting calendar event title. - Refreshed App Store screenshots in all six languages. - Keep trip maps the same size in Select mode while the text area narrows for checkmarks.

Ready for iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27. - Optional Private Cloud Compute suggestions on supported devices, with on-device processing as the default and fallback. Enable it in Suggestion Sources. - Improved Siri context for visible trips and the current drive, Spotlight index rebuilding, and last-drive duration requests. - Clearer refresh feedback while checking iCloud availability and processing received changes. - More readable Mac dialogs for notes, purposes, fees, mileage rates, and iCloud setup. - Improved receipt layout, page breaks, and PDF export checks.

This update fixes unresponsive taps after Face ID unlock and improves exports and trip search. - Fixes an issue where the app could stop responding to taps after unlocking App Lock, including retrying after canceling Face ID or passcode entry. - Fixes a crash when saving PDF, CSV, and diagnostics files on Mac. - Keeps merged trips' original dates and mileage rates accurate in monthly and annual reports. - Makes reimbursement eligibility and rounded amounts consistent across reports and receipts. - Preserves long details across additional PDF pages. - Improves trip search with punctuation, quoted phrases, and common street abbreviations. - Adds a charcoal notebook launch and privacy cover in dark mode.

Mileager 2.6 makes reviewing your drives smoother. • Merge neighboring trips across dates and categories, including overlapping recordings, with improved endpoint accuracy and undo. • Open trips with cached maps ready to view, and revisit recent maps more smoothly. • Move between trips with previous and next controls in the bottom toolbar. • Enjoy a new notebook-style launch screen and privacy cover on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Fixed route maps that could stay blank after merging trips. Map previews now recover more reliably from interrupted or stalled rendering. Improved spacing in the Lock Screen Live Activity to keep text and controls clear of the rounded edges.

Fixed text fields losing focus while entering vehicle details, trip purposes, or notes. Search trips by place, purpose, or notes, within a mailbox or across All Trips. Trip lists are easier to read, route maps load faster when revisited, and Trip Detail shows a larger map with clearer location editing. Selected locations appear on the map while the route is being calculated. Fixed opening a Drive finished notification so it takes you to the completed trip for review. Improved trip selection on Mac, with visible Select and Done controls and a consistent action bar.

Fixed trip selection on Mac after switching between apps. A visible Select and Done button now makes it easier to select several trips with ordinary clicks, while the action bar stays consistent.

• Mileager now runs on iPad and on Apple silicon Macs, from the same app. Wide screens get a three-column layout: your mailboxes, the trip list, and the trip you are reading, all at once. • Select several trips at once and classify, set a purpose, assign a vehicle, merge, or delete them together. On Mac, a click selects and the reading pane shows what you have picked, with its distance and total reimbursement. • A menu bar and keyboard shortcuts wherever there is a keyboard: ⌘1, ⌘2 and ⌘3 for Need Review, All Trips and this month, ⌘N to add a trip, ⇧⌘B to mark a selection Business, ⌘E to export. • Drive capture stays on iPhone and iPad. Your Mac reviews, reports, and exports the trips they record.

• Improves suggestion accuracy: Business suggestions now require a calendar event plausibly linked to the drive, explicit trip notes, or a workplace destination. Unrelated all-day events and personal contact addresses no longer count as Business evidence. • Refreshes the App Store screenshots with a clearer trip-detail route view, corrected kilometer examples, and more legible iPhone framing.

• Fixes a serious issue that could make Mileager freeze when opening or returning to the app, especially on long-running installs with iCloud sync enabled. • Reduces hangs during long drives. • Makes pausing and trip completion more reliable. • Adds an optional Lock Screen notification for classifying finished drives without unlocking your iPhone.

Refreshed App Store screenshots. Mileager’s app behavior is unchanged from version 2.4.

Mileager 2.4: • Rebuilt Trip Detail around a map of the drive, with clearer classification and purpose controls and a Save & Next Trip flow for working through your review queue. • Automatic captures that were really a ferry crossing can now be marked Not a Drive on their own — only when motion, the recorded path, and map evidence all agree. • Reliability improvements to drive capture and review.

Mileager 2.3: • Redesigned PDF reports: a cleaner summary with totals, report coverage, per-vehicle breakdowns, odometer readings, and your mileage rate right in the header. • Trip receipts now match the report style, and long notes flow cleanly across pages. • Create toll and parking presets in Settings, then add them to a trip with one tap. • A simpler Add Fee sheet puts the amount front and center. • The Shortcuts action that opens the app during a drive is now called “Open Mileager and Start Drive”. • Reliability improvements to drive capture, reports, reset, and launch, plus fixes throughout the iPhone app.

Mileager 2.2: • Trips now uses a familiar Mail-style layout with Needs Review, monthly mailboxes, and All Trips. • Review faster with clearer status, filters, sorting, bulk actions, and swipe or context-menu actions. • Export monthly and annual PDF or CSV reports directly from Trips. • Merge adjacent captures with one tap. Separate trips with overlapping times are no longer removed automatically, so you stay in control of review and deletion. • Exclude and Archive are gone. Every trip is Business, Personal, Not a Drive, or permanently deleted. • Ask Siri, “How long was my last drive in Mileager?” or use Shortcuts to hear the duration of your most recent completed drive. • Includes reliability, accessibility, localization, and interface improvements throughout the iPhone app.

Mileager 2.1: • Automatic capture is more dependable through background wake-ups, relaunches, brief stops, transit-like movement, and changing vehicle connections. • Missing automatic-trip place names and new-trip route corrections now retry after temporary network or Maps failures when Mileager returns to the foreground. Manual corrections are never overwritten. • Car Connections lets you review, move, remove, ignore, or restore saved CarPlay and Bluetooth matches. Uncertain matches stay visible for confirmation. • Live Drive has a clearer layout and adds manual vehicle selection; its existing purpose, notes, fees, and New Leg actions are easier to reach. • Siri recognizes “Mileager,” the current drive, and the most recent completed trip more reliably. • Reports, iCloud sync, bulk editing, trip review, and dark-mode presentation have been refined.

Mileager 2.0.2: • New Siri and Shortcuts actions for iOS 27: add tolls or parking to your current drive, classify the current drive, set its business purpose, and add dictated notes by voice. • Add tolls or parking to completed trips from Shortcuts. • Refreshed voice-command metadata for the latest iOS betas.

Mileager 2.0: • Apple Intelligence suggestions: on supported iPhones, Mileager suggests whether each unreviewed drive was business or personal — generated entirely on your device. Optionally let it check your calendar for matching appointments. The final call is always yours. • Multiple vehicles: add every car you drive. Trips are attributed automatically from your car's Bluetooth or your Shortcuts, and reports and odometer records follow each vehicle. • Now in Spanish, French, and German, with miles or kilometers and your choice of currency. • Redesigned Trips list: swipe to classify, merge trips more flexibly, and a refreshed look for iOS 26. • Find your trips with Siri and Spotlight search (optional). • More dependable background capture — and the location arrow stays off while you're parked.

Adds New Leg while a drive is active, odometer history with report estimates, easier return-trip creation, and full-screen route maps. Monthly reports now better summarize vehicle miles and business-use percentage from occasional odometer readings.

Adds a Business Drive sheet from the active-drive bar so you can choose a purpose and save a note before the drive finishes. Improves Bluetooth, CarPlay, and charger-triggered starts when the car idles before moving, and releases the location session while parked idle.

Adds a compact current-drive bar while automatic tracking is active, with quick Business, Personal, Toll, and Parking actions. Refreshes App Store screenshots for the updated Trips, trip detail, reports, and settings UI.

Adds current-drive status while automatic tracking is active, plus Live Activity support for in-progress drives. Improves Shortcut/App Intent handoff for drive starts and keeps active-drive state aligned across relaunches.