Mile-er
Know at a glance if today's trip is eligible for reimbursement.
What Mile-er does
Mile-er is a simple tool for anyone who occasionally travels to a work
location other than their usual office. It answers one question: is
today's trip farther than your normal commute — and if so, by how much?
That answer is exactly what you need to support a mileage reimbursement
request. If today's destination is closer than or the same distance as
your regular commute, Mile-er tells you it isn't eligible for
reimbursement, so there's no guesswork either way.
How it works
1
Enter your Home Address and your
Primary Work Location once. Mile-er
remembers these for next time.
2
Type in Today's Destination
— the address you're actually traveling to today.
3
Mile-er instantly compares the distance to your regular commute
and shows you the result.
What the result looks like
Regular Commute: 12.4 mi
Today's Commute: 18.7 mi
Difference: 6.3 mi Further
If today's trip isn't farther than your usual commute, you'll see:
Not eligible for reimbursement — today's
trip is not farther than your regular commute.
A few things worth knowing
- You can save frequently-visited destinations for quick reuse, and
Mile-er also keeps a short list of your 5 most recent destinations.
- Distances are calculated using standard driving routes and are not
affected by current traffic conditions — so the same trip always
produces the same result, regardless of when you check it.
- Mile-er does not use your phone or computer's location — you type
in each address yourself, so nothing is tracked in the background.
- Your addresses are stored only on your own device, not on any
external server.
- You can switch between miles and kilometers in Settings.
Available on
Mile-er is available for iOS, Android, and Windows.