What the car earns, and what it keeps.
Log what your car earns on Uber, Bolt or private trips next to fuel and servicing, and see the profit it leaves. Offline, on your phone.
The takings are only half of the sum.
A good week on the apps can hide a tank a day, a service that comes early and the platform's cut. Logging earnings next to the costs of the same car shows what is left once the car has been paid for.
Log a day or a week
Add the amount you received and the platform: Uber, Bolt, another one or a private client. If you want them, add the gross fares, the platform's fee, tips, trips, the distance driven in service and the hours online.
Keep the costs with the same car
Fill-ups, charges, servicing, tolls and insurance go to the vehicle they belong to, so earnings and spending meet in one history.
Read the profit
The stats and the monthly summary show earnings minus spending, the profit per unit of distance and the earnings per hour online.
Logging earnings and seeing the profit are free. Plus adds statistics older than three months, PDF reports and more vehicles. OdoKeep is a logbook, not bookkeeping: it issues no invoices and does not replace the records the law asks you to keep.
See Free and PlusQuestions
Does OdoKeep connect to Uber or Bolt?
No. You type your earnings in yourself, so OdoKeep never asks for your platform login and receives nothing from Uber, Bolt, your bank or any tax authority. Each record keeps the platform you name, so you can compare them.
Is tracking earnings free?
Yes. Earnings and the profit they leave are part of the free plan. Plus adds statistics older than three months, PDF reports and more vehicles.
Can I use it for my taxes?
It helps you find the figures, but it is not bookkeeping. OdoKeep issues no invoices and sends nothing to a tax authority. Export your records to CSV or JSON and hand them to whoever does your accounts.
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Log your next shift.
OdoKeep is on the App Store and Google Play. Free to start, private forever.
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