For iPhone. In beta now.

Every mile
counts.

Running and workouts are completely free. The business side, with its IRS mileage reports, is a separate paid plan. Two logs on one iPhone. They stay apart.

Get a beta invite

It opens an email to us, and we reply with a TestFlight invite. Kilamile isn't on the App Store yet.

A finished 3.57-mile run in Prospect Park with new records, pace, moving time and the route on a map. — WorkoutsFree

October report showing 163.1 business miles, $123.30 in expenses and $247.25 due, ready to submit. — BusinessSample data

No accountNo servers of oursNo ads What leaves your iPhone

The running side

Free.

For anyone who runs, walks, hikes or rides.

GPS workouts
Maps and splits
Records and streaks
Share cards
GPX export

Completely free.

Nothing to sign up for. See the running side

The business side

The business plan

For the miles you drive for work, and the paperwork that follows them.

IRS mileage reports
The CPA package
Expenses
Receipts
Tolls

Price posted before launch.

Nothing is sold during the beta. In the app it's called Kilamile Pro. See the business side

We don't cap how many miles, drives or workouts you record. If a plan ends, your trips, the reports you made and your backups stay readable and exportable.

The running side. Free.

Go. Finish. Share.

Recording keeps going with the screen locked, and paused time doesn't count.

Step 1

Go

Pick Run, Walk, Hike or Ride. Switch between big numbers and a live map.

A run in progress, with its route drawn on a map beside the Central Park reservoir.

Step 2

Finish

See your map, splits and any new records. Runs, walks and hikes also get pace and best efforts.

Step 3

Six card styles, story or square. Hide start & end is on by default and leaves up to 0.2 mi off each end of the map.

A shareable card for a 3.57-mile morning run in Prospect Park, with the route, time, pace and elevation.

Your week, in bars

Streaks, a weekly goal if you want one, this month, this year and your personal records.

Progress screen with the 25-mile weekly goal met, a 6-week streak and 3.57 miles so far this month.

Export any route as a GPX file to bring into Strava, Garmin Connect or another app.

GPX

Not out yet

Apple Watch

In the works. No date yet.

The business side

Drive. Park. Tap.

Turn on business driving and Kilamile notices each drive in the background. Just don't swipe it away in the app switcher.

Step 1

Drive

There's nothing to start. It saves the route as you go.

A 5.8-mile business trip to Hudson Yards on a map, worth $4.41 at the IRS rate of $0.76 a mile.

Step 2

Park

A notification shows the trip once you've stopped.

About 5 minafter you park

Step 3

Tap

Mark it Business or Personal from the notification, or sort it later in the app. Nothing turns into Business on its own.

Trips list with personal, business and unclassified drives, and a suggested purpose on one that needs review.

What goes on each line

Sample data

DateSaved when the drive happens.

MilesMeasured by GPS. If you correct them, the original stays on record.

WhereWhere you started and where you went.

WhyThe business purpose, in your words.

DateSaved when the drive happens.	MilesMeasured by GPS. If you correct them, the original stays on record.	WhereWhere you started and where you went.	WhyThe business purpose, in your words.
Oct 26, 2026	5.8	Northside Studio → Hudson Yards	Client shoot
Oct 30, 2026	1.6	Northside Studio → Brooklyn Navy Yard	Client shoot

IRS Publication 463 lists these for each business use of a car, and says a record made at or near the time counts for more than one written later. It also asks for your total miles for the year, which odometer readings in the app can cover. Whether a trip is deductible depends on your situation, so ask your tax professional.

The business plan is for this

IRS mileage reports: A monthly PDF to share for signature. Each trip counts at the IRS standard mileage rate in effect on its date.
The CPA package: One file at tax time, with a summary, a spreadsheet of every trip and expense, the monthly reports and your receipt photos.
Expenses and receipts: Meals, lodging, parking and supplies, each with a photo of the receipt.
Tolls: Import a CSV or Excel statement from any agency and each toll lands on its trip. PDF statements can't be read yet, so those go in by hand.

On the driving side, Kilamile also works with Siri, a Home Screen widget and Shortcuts.

How Kilamile is built

No account.There's nothing to sign up for.
No servers of ours.Your records live on your iPhone and in your own iCloud Drive.
No ads.The app has no trackers or analytics either.

What does leave your iPhone

iCloud Drive backups go to your own account.
Map requests go to Apple, with the coordinates involved.
An update check goes to Expo when you open the app, with a random ID for your install.
What you choose to share goes where you send it.

Read the privacy policy. The business plan is how Kilamile makes money, and we don't hold your records to sell.

Questions

Is running really free?

Yes. Recording workouts, maps, splits, records, streaks, share cards and GPX export are completely free.

What does the business plan cost?

The price isn't set. It gets posted here before launch, along with exactly what's in the plan. Nothing is sold during the beta.

Does the IRS approve Kilamile?

We found no IRS program that approves mileage apps. Kilamile records the date, miles, places and purpose of each business trip at the time, and keeps every later change. Whether a trip is deductible depends on you, so ask your tax professional.

What happens to my records if a plan ends?

They stay yours. Every trip, each report you already made and your backups stay readable and exportable.

Does it work on Apple Watch?

Not yet. A Watch app is in the works, with no date. For now, carry your iPhone.

How do I get it?

Email us for a beta invite. You'll need Apple's free TestFlight app, and the email on your Apple Account. More answers are in Help.