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What is the best app, paid or free, for track how much money i spend on gas, track mileage, etc? I have been using a free one called Fuel, but I am looking for something better. thanks
If all you're looking for is a gas mileage tracker, Mileage is a pretty good app. I've honestly never used aCar, so I can't speak for it, but just in looking at the overview given on the market, it does seem more comprehensive. Might have to try it sometime.
I am also for "acar". It is a great app, and is one of the few apps I have on my phone that would never be one of the "removed to make more room on my phone" programs.
I use fuel calculator mileage by tom bernard anyz. Nice interface and simple to use to track gas mileage. Acar looks very interesting, but I don't think I want to keep track of so many details or require so much analysis. I do keep a running memo in my dropbox listing date, work done, odometer and cost.
Seems good at first trial. Will have to see if it can work with mixed units. For example as a Canadian we have km and litres. The odometer is in km. So what happens if I drive to the United States and fill up there? Will the app allow the fillup in U.S. gallons and so many km? If it does not do this then as a Canadian near the U.S. border, it is of no use to me. I would have to go back to using Fuelclinic.com online which can handle that.
Another vote for aCar. I use the paid version and it's worth the money.
I don't think it will do more than one type of measurement at a time, best thing to do is save receipts and convert it or convert the fillup as soon as you do it.
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Fuelly
I use fuelly.com
They do not have an official app, but the mobile website lets you add fuel ups on the go. You do have to view the full website to see statistics, but theres a quick link at the bottom of the mobile website and the full site still looks great on android. They indicate they are working on an API for other apps to send data to them