Fuelly: MPG & Service Tracker

Best in it's category on iOS.

Great app to track my fuel and service records

I grew up using a book to keep track of my fuel purchases and maintenance on my car. I’ve been using a form of Fuelly for a long time, and I live nearly everything about it. The only downside is that it continually deletes the Sam’s Club stations out of the app. They’ll be there, then they disappear again, leaving me having to type it in every time I stop for gas at a Sam’s. Is there some kind of issue with having Sam’s listed as a gas station? Why do they keep being taken off the app?

I have been using this app for over 3 years now and I cannot believe how easy it has made my life. The UI is very simple and it let's you track all the maintenance and fuel tracking of your vehicle.

The Fuelly app has been keeping track of my RAV4 forever. I can’t imagine doing without it. I recommend Fuelly fully, lol. It fulfills all fueling needs! Great app!

Used this app for years. The free version. While there are a few things I’d like to track that the paid version allows the free is adequate. Not a lot of updates, but I’ve never found anything not working, and can’t say anything else out there is any better. I like tracking my mileage and maintenance together.

The app works as expected, helps you track the miles you drive, it tells your your mpg and your average. Developers did a great job.

I use my truck for work and this app keeps track of all maintenance and fuel costs as well as mpg.

I have used this for maybe 5 years. I paid a subscription and it is still active. About a year ago I clicked sync and it erased all my previous information. Frustrating. Now when I open the app it opens up the side panel automatically. It didn’t do that before and makes me think it may erase my information again.

I purchased this app before it was named Fuelly and before the owner instituted a subscription model. It worked then and works now quite well as a fuel and auto maintenance tracker. -1 Star: Unfortunately, when it converted to Fuelly, some of the options were not afforded to those whose previously purchased the app and instead require and on-going subscription. While I find that frustrating as a user who already invested the advertised price into this app, I get the capitalistic nature of the subscription model for app developers and their overhead for continuous development. - 1 Star: My main annoyance with Fuelly is its regular advertising for premium subscription-based features upon app startup. I’m not even trying to access those features. I get interrupted using the features I’ve already paid for with the ads to pay for more. Makes me want to find another app, but I’ve got so much history with Fuelly that it would be time-consuming to migrate elsewhere. The the Fuelly devs: if you’re listening, please remove the apps that get in the way of non-premium features and please consider giving premium features to those who bought your app before you went to the subscription model.