Who it’s for
A mileage tracker for every job that drives
What counts as a business trip depends on the work: a job site, a showing, a client’s kitchen, a route of lawns. Pick yours to see a typical day, what counts, and what the log is worth.
No account. Free for 40 automatic trips a month.
Real estate and property
Real estate agents
Showings, listings and open houses are business driving for a self-employed agent. Odie logs each leg as you drive and keeps the client on every trip.
Home inspectors
Two or three inspections a day across a region: a home inspector’s driving is almost all business. Odie logs each drive and the address it went to.
Construction and trades
General contractors and renovators
Job sites, suppliers and client estimates are business driving for a contractor. Odie logs every leg of the day from your truck and builds the year report.
Electricians
Service calls, panel upgrades and wholesaler runs are business driving for a self-employed electrician. Odie logs each one from your van as you drive.
Plumbers
Emergency calls, installs and parts runs are business driving for a self-employed plumber. Odie logs each drive from your van, even the 2 a.m. call-out.
HVAC technicians
Maintenance routes, installs and no-heat calls are business driving for a self-employed HVAC tech. Odie logs each stop from your service van as you drive.
Outdoor and home services
Professional services
Your next work trip can log itself.
Odie is on the App Store, free to start.