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Expense and Mileage Tracking Apps

boumbar

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Hello everyone.
In my phone I use mainly two apps:
One for tracking down my expenses (Andromoney)
One for tracking down my car milage & service expenses (aCar, Zonewalker).
The problem is that when I go e.g. to the gas station, I have to make two different records, one in each app.
Does anyone know if there is an app combining the two features?
 
I am a realtor and have to track expenses. I didn't like any of the apps several years ago so I created a form with Google Drive and now I just bookmark it on my home screen and everything goes on an excel spreadsheet in Google Drive. You can ask any questions you want on the form. It works awesome!
 
I'd create a spreadsheet with formulas and links, like tamivroma said. I don't have any non-car expenses, but I must say, aCar is GREAT for tracking my TDI's mileage.
 
Thank you all for your tips.
I checked both apps gdiddy mentioned above, but i found the former too simplified for my needs, and the latter lacking service data logging and reminders for the car use.
The idea of recording everything on a spreadsheet tacked away in GoogleDrive is interesting, but for me its very important to use an intuitive app with a friendly UI, rather than a excel list.

So my quest for such an app seems a bit doomed...
... I wonder how difficult it would be to create such an app from scratch...
 
I'm a independent sales rep, and definitely not a tech guy, but I have been using Expensify for a couple of years and my accountant seems to find it more than acceptable.

'Oak
 
I'm a independent sales rep, and definitely not a tech guy, but I have been using Expensify for a couple of years and my accountant seems to find it more than acceptable.

'Oak

Expensify is very nice but not suitable for me. If I wanted a business travel report app, it would be great, but i dont.
If I'm not mistaken, it doesn't support auto service records and reminders, and in general, seems to be more professional and less intuitive than I'd like.
 
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