Your Tesla counts the miles.Odojot writes them down.
Every drive comes straight from your car's odometer: where you started, where you ended, and exactly how far. Mark it business or personal, and your IRS-ready mileage log is done.
Launching soon.
For Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck, and 2021-or-newer Model S and X. One email when we launch, nothing else.
12.6 miles, 18,402.3 to 18,414.9
Phone trackers guess. Your car knows.
Most mileage apps estimate distance from your phone's GPS, and stop logging when the app gets closed or the battery saver kicks in. Odojot gets the drive from the car itself.
| Question | Phone-based trackers | Odojot |
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| Where the miles come from | Estimated from phone GPS | Your Tesla's odometer, start to finish |
| What has to be running | An app on your phone, every drive | Nothing. The car sends the trip |
| Someone else drives | Missed, unless their phone is set up too | Logged, because the car drove |
| Phone battery | Drained by background location | Untouched |
| A coffee stop mid-trip | Can be split into two trips | Stops under 5 minutes stay one trip |
Set it up once. Then just drive.
Setup takes about five minutes. After that, trips show up on their own.
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Connect your Tesla
Sign in on Tesla's own page, then approve Odojot's key in the Tesla app.
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Drive as usual
Each drive arrives a few minutes after you park, with addresses and odometer miles.
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Business or personal?
One click per trip, with an optional purpose. Routes you repeat get labeled for you.
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Export when you file
Download a CSV or PDF log, or a locked audit copy for your records.
The log your accountant asks for.
IRS Publication 463 expects a record made at or near the time of each trip, with the date, the miles, where you went, and why. That's exactly what Odojot keeps.
| Date | Time | From | To | Purpose | Odometer | Miles |
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| Nov 10 | 8:02 AM | 1420 Larkin St | 2200 Mission St | Site inspection | 18,371.0 – 18,379.4 | 8.4 |
| Nov 10 | 2:47 PM | 2200 Mission St | 88 King St | Supplier pickup | 18,385.1 – 18,389.0 | 3.9 |
| Nov 11 | 9:14 AM | 1420 Larkin St | 600 Townsend St | Quarterly review with client | 18,402.3 – 18,414.9 | 12.6 |
| Nov 12 | 11:30 AM | 600 Townsend St | 1 Ferry Building | Lunch, new client | 18,421.7 – 18,424.2 | 2.5 |
| Business miles | 27.4 | |||||
Date and start time of every trip, recorded as it happens.
Start and end addresses, plus the route you drove.
Odometer readings at both ends, so the miles can be checked.
Your business purpose, in your words.
2026 changed rates mid-year. Your log didn't miss it.
The IRS raised the business mileage rate on July 1. Odojot applies the rate in effect on the day of each trip, and shows the split in your report. You can also set your own rate.
It reads your car. It doesn't drive it.
Odojot asks your Tesla for three things while it's moving: gear, odometer and location. Nothing else.
- Never wakes your carYour Tesla sends data only while it's driving. A parked car stays asleep.
- Can't unlock, start or control itOdojot sends no commands to your car.
- Your Tesla password stays with TeslaYou sign in on Tesla's page. The access token we receive is encrypted at rest.
- Revoke any timeDisconnect in Odojot or remove its key in the Tesla app, and logging stops.
One price, every Tesla you own.
Free for 30 days. Then $7.99 a month or $69 a year, all your cars included.
See pricingWhich cars does it work with?
Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck, and Model S and X from 2021 onward, running Tesla software 2024.26 or newer. Older Model S and X don't support the streaming data Odojot relies on.
Do I need to keep an app open?
No. Your car sends each drive to Odojot on its own. You only open Odojot to review trips and export your log.
Is there an iPhone app?
It's coming soon. Until then, everything works in your browser, including on your phone.