Fuelly: MPG & Service Tracker

Name: Fuelly: MPG & Service Tracker
Rating: 4.7 (29047 reviews)
Author: Fuelly, LLC

By: Fuelly, LLC

MPG, Mileage & Fuel Economy

Features & Capabilities

Fuelly: MPG & Service Tracker helps you monitor your vehicle's fuel economy and maintenance tasks in one place. Log fuel-ups, track miles and prices, and instantly see MPG trends while syncing with Fuelly.com.

Features include multi-vehicle support, customizable service reminders (oil changes, tire rotations, etc.), photo and PDF attachments, charts for MPG and expenses, CSV email reports, international unit options, and priority in-app support.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Fuelly, LLC

Rating:

4.70

(29,047) 38 new ratings

Version:

3.3.7 Last updated: 2024-06-03

Version code:

866335332

Creation date:

2008-11-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

48.87MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 8,993 ▲ 30

Other rankings

#49 in service keyword 45 ▲ 30

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Developed by:

Fuelly, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fuelly-mpg-service-tracker/id295905460

Website:

http://www.fuelly.com/iosapps

User Reviews

Users praise Fuelly for its easy-to-use interface and ability to track maintenance, fuel, mileage, and costs across multiple vehicles over many years. However, multiple reviews note serious drawbacks: gas station/location data is unreliable and hard to search or sort; frequent login and password-reset problems; lack of automatic sync across devices; slow or no app updates and missing features on iOS; and data integrity bugs like incorrect MPG calculations or corrupted logs after updates. Loyal users value the functionality but want stability and modernization.

Pros

Easy to use interface for tracking vehicle maintenance, fuel, and mileage.
Longstanding, reliable tool for keeping records across multiple vehicles.
Effective for tracking fuel usage and repair costs across vehicles.
Strong record-keeping capability that supports long-term use.

Cons

Gas station/location data is unreliable: missing or outdated stations in maps and weak search/sort capabilities.
Frequent login/authentication problems and password reset failures.
Lack of automatic sync across devices and users; data not consistently synced.
Outdated updates and missing features on iOS; UI/UX lags behind Android.
Data integrity issues, including incorrect MPG calculations and occasional log corruption after updates.

Recent reviews

I love this app for tracking gas mileage and maintenance

by le*****, 2026-05-23

Does not know about Love’s or Kroger fuel centers even when I use the same ones over and over again.

by KQ*****, 2026-05-18

I’ve used Fuelly for well over 10 years.While I find the interface easy to use for the most part, the thing that drives me crazy is the repeated loss of commonly used gas stations from the map of available neaby locations. Over the years I have experienced the repeated loss of the local Costco gas station. It seems that whatever API the developer is using to populate the mapped locations is inconsistently updating or deleting available locations. I have written to support a couple of times and the first time I did so the issue was resolved shortly thereafter. However, the same issue has returned and the last support request was unsatisfactory in that there appeared to be no available resolution. In addition, I’ve experienced a significant number of gas stations in my travels that just aren’t available in the maps. Some are new, some have been around for years. There is an ability to manually list stations and select from that list, however there is no way to sort the list or remove unwanted entries. In summary I like this app and have paid the annual fee each and every year for a long time, but this will be the last year doing so unless the above issues are resolved satifactorily. At this point I think the “developer” is just milking the cow.