It starts without you
Background location and motion detection notice you're driving and open a trip. You get a notification when it ends, not a form to fill in.
Mileage tracking, done for you
Every mile logged. Nothing written down.
Highway records your drives in the background, tells business apart from personal with one swipe, and hands you a report your accountant will accept.
Free for 30 days · No card required
- Automatic
- Drive detection — the app starts and stops itself
- Miles & km
- Any country, any unit, any currency
- One tap
- Business or personal, straight from the notification
Built for the drive, not the paperwork
The whole point of a mileage tracker is that you stop thinking about mileage.
Business or personal, one swipe
Classify a drive from the notification or in a weekly sweep. Set rules for regular routes and Highway applies them from then on.
Fleets see the whole map
Invite drivers, assign vehicles, review and approve their logs. Every driver keeps their personal trips private.
Reports that survive an audit
Date, route, purpose, distance and the rate applied — exported to CSV or PDF, per driver or per fleet, for any period.
Works outside one tax code
Per-country rates and units. Miles in Ohio, kilometres in Kraków — in the same company, in the same report.
Easy on the battery
Motion-triggered sampling instead of a permanent GPS lock. A full day of driving costs a few percent of charge.
Three steps, then you forget about it
- 1
Install and allow location
One permission prompt, once. Highway needs background location to notice a drive you didn't announce.
- 2
Drive
The app opens the trip, records the route, and closes it when you park. Nothing to press.
- 3
Swipe and export
Sort the week's drives in under a minute, then export the period your accountant asked for.
Two ways people use Highway
Solo drivers
Self-employed, contractors, sales
You drive for work and deduct it. Highway gives you the log that makes the deduction defensible — without a notebook in the glovebox.
- Automatic trip capture
- Business / personal split
- Tax-ready export
Companies
Fleets, delivery, field service
You reimburse drivers and need the numbers to be real. Highway collects them at the source and puts approval in one screen.
- Driver invitations and roles
- Review and approve mileage
- Per-driver and fleet-wide reports
Pricing
Start free. Pay when Highway is already saving you the work.
Free
$0per month
For trying it on a real week of driving.
- 40 automatic trips a month
- Business / personal classification
- CSV export
Driver
$9per month
For one person who drives for work.
- Unlimited automatic trips
- Classification rules for regular routes
- PDF and CSV reports
- Multiple vehicles
Fleet
$7per driver / month
For companies with drivers to reimburse.
- Everything in Driver
- Driver invitations and roles
- Review and approval workflow
- Fleet-wide reporting and exports
Questions people actually ask
Does it drain my battery?
No more than a few percent over a driving day. Highway uses the motion coprocessor to notice movement and only samples GPS while a trip is open.
Can my employer see my personal trips?
No. Trips you mark personal are never shared with the company — managers see business mileage and totals only.
Which countries does it work in?
All of them. Distance unit, currency and the mileage rate applied are per-account settings, so a US driver and a Polish fleet can use the same company account.
What if I forget my phone or the app misses a drive?
Add the trip by hand — start, end, distance and purpose. Manual entries are marked as such in the export, which is what an auditor expects.
What happens to my data if I stop paying?
Your history stays readable and exportable. Automatic tracking stops; nothing is deleted.
Stop reconstructing your year from memory
Install Highway before the next drive. The first report is the one you didn't have to write.