A Driversnote
alternative for the mileage log itself.

Driversnote and MileWiz overlap on automatic tracking, work hours, several vehicles, and a report you can hand to an accountant. Driversnote then keeps going: a website, teams of 2 to 10, and an iBeacon that stays in the car. MileWiz stops at the log on your iPhone or iPad.

The prices are not one number. Driversnote’s US website and its US App Store listing disagreed on 4 November 2026. Both are copied below. Neither is a promise about the renewal you already have.

Prices, checked 4 November 2026

Sources: driversnote.com/pricing and the Driversnote US App Store listing, checked 4 November 2026. The website says its prices exclude tax. MileWiz US App Store Unlimited Driving Plan $4.99 / $49.99, checked 3 November 2026. Driversnote’s page also says an iBeacon is included with a yearly subscription bought on the web, and lists a $40 value.

What Driversnote is especially for

The pricing page is aimed at people who report mileage often, including employees sending a log to a manager. Teams get a web view for collecting and checking reports. The iBeacon is a separate object in the car so the phone is more sure which vehicle moved. MileWiz does not sell hardware and does not collect reports from other drivers.

Driversnote’s FAQ says the free version can create reports for up to 15 trips a month, and a subscription lifts that to unlimited trips. MileWiz’s free limit is 20 automatic trips kept each month. Those caps are not the same kind of cap. Compare them against your own month, not as a single score.

What MileWiz focuses on

• Automatic tracking on the iPhone that rides in the car, and on iPad
• Swipe to business or personal, purpose, tags, parking and tolls
• PDF and CSV from a date range you choose
• No MileWiz account; backups go to your own iCloud

Bringing a Driversnote log into MileWiz

Driversnote’s App Store description says logbooks export as PDF or Excel. MileWiz does not read Excel. Open the spreadsheet and save a CSV copy, then open that CSV in MileWiz. Email the CSV to yourself and open the attachment in MileWiz, or save it in Files, iCloud Drive, Dropbox or Google Drive and open it with MileWiz. Keep the original file. Opening the same file again adds those trips a second time. Imported trips are not automatic trips, so they do not use the free plan’s 20-a-month allowance. When the file has addresses, MileWiz looks them up, which needs an internet connection. If one address cannot be found, that trip is skipped. If the phone is offline, a file that contains addresses is not imported.

MileWiz reads the start and stop time, the from and to addresses, the purpose, the comment, and the distance. Business or Personal in the purpose column sets the category. Any other purpose becomes a category with that name. The comment is the note. The Distance heading does not say miles or kilometers. MileWiz treats a bare distance as miles if the app is set to miles, and as kilometers if it is set to kilometers. Check one trip after import. A column that already says mi or km is honored either way. The rate and the reimbursement amount are money, not parking or tolls, so they are not stored as trip expenses. The original driven path is not in the file. MileWiz looks up the two addresses and draws a route, which needs an internet connection. If one address cannot be found, that trip is skipped.

Who MileWiz is not for

Stay with Driversnote if you need Android, a browser log, a manager approving other people’s reports, or the beacon in the car. MileWiz is for one person’s iPhone log.

Download MileWiz when the iPhone log is the part you wanted. Free download · up to 20 automatic trips a month · see the App Store for current pricing in your storefront.