Comparison, checked August 23, 2026

Odie vs Everlance

Everlance is an established tracker aimed first at the United States, with a web dashboard, expense tools and team plans. Odie is a newer iPhone app built first for Canada: CRA rates and French are in from the start, trips stay on the phone, and there is no account and no analytics. Here is how the two line up.

QuestionOdieEverlance
How a trip startsBy itself when your car’s hands-free Bluetooth appears and motion confirms you are driving. Motion-only mode for cars that do not pair.GPS detects movement at about 5 mph.
Account neededNo. Nothing to sign up for.Yes, an account is required.
Third-party analytics in the appNone. No third-party SDKs at all.The App Store label lists Data Used to Track You.
Where your data livesOn your iPhone. Optional iCloud sync goes through your private iCloud database, which we cannot read.Not checked by us; see their privacy policy.
Free tier and priceNot announced yet.30 free automatic trips a month, then $69.99 to $99.99 a year on the web.
CRA rates built inYes. Two-tier CRA table for 2024 to 2026 (canada.ca), each trip priced at the rate of its date; territories switch; override for an employer’s rate.No preset. The CRA rate is set by hand.
FrenchYes, English and French.Not checked by us.
PlatformsiPhone, iOS 17 or later.Not checked by us; see their site.
Report formatYear PDF and CSV, plus a full CSV export of every trip.Not checked by us.
EV charging expensesYes. Charging category with kWh and price per kWh.Not checked by us.

Sources for the Everlance column, as read on August 23, 2026. Odie facts come from the app’s source code. Where we could not verify something, the cell says so.

Who should pick Everlance

People who need Android or a web dashboard, teams that reimburse staff, and US drivers who want expense tracking tied to a larger platform. Everlance has been around for years and has a large support library.

Who should pick Odie

Drivers in Canada who want the CRA two-tier rate without typing it in, French, and an app that detects the car rather than guessing from speed. Also anyone who would rather not create an account or have tracking code in a mileage app.

Questions

Why does Odie wait for the car instead of using GPS speed?

Speed alone cannot tell a car from a bus or a bike. Odie starts when your car’s Bluetooth shows up and the motion sensor agrees you are driving, so trips in someone else’s vehicle are far less likely to be logged.

Can I import my Everlance data?

Not today. Odie has no importer for other apps. Keep your old exports and begin a clean log in Odie from a chosen date.

Is Odie available now?

Not yet. Odie is in the final stretch before launch. Leave your email on the support page and you will hear when it ships.

Your next work trip can log itself.

Odie is in the final stretch before launch. Leave your email on the support page and you will hear when it ships, nothing else.

Coming to the App Store Support