Anybody know of any good, self-hosted, mileage tracker for business purposes? It will be for myself and possibly my wife for the photography business, getting tired of paying someone else $$$ if I can host the tracker myself.
Bonus points if it’s easy to get set up on TrueNAS Scale!
You must log in or register to comment.
Can you explain what you mean for “business purpose”?
For my experience a Milage Tracker will be used if you have a truck fleet or driver to monitoring. For personal travel I look the route on Google Maps and bill to the customer what Maps show me.
If you track real mileage how much difference is there? 1-2 $?
Basically to track business mileage for tax deductions
Oh, i understand In Italy there is no something similar
I know this is r/selfhosted, but I feel like a spreadsheet is sufficient for this. Serve it via Nextcloud to keep it self hosted if you want. I would probably just use a Google Sheet.
I’m honestly too lazy to do that, I rather spend more time setting up a tracker, failing, starting again and maaaaybeee getting it set up so that I won’t have to use spreadsheets. I also don’t want to spend $100/yr for a ready to use solution…which I already am lol.
I’m honestly too lazy to do that, I rather spend more time setting up a tracker, failing, starting again and maaaaybeee getting it set up so that I won’t have to use spreadsheets.
I love this, it’s so true.
I initially used the NextCloud PhoneTrack plugin, but was not able to easily get mileage from it so I made a custom app that matched the GPX points to OpenStreetMap
I since replaced it with Traccar, which works well for me. No easy way (AFAIK) to flag some mileage as business or personal, but I get mileage for each trip and find it easy to do my mileage repport with it
For billing purposes, I’ve been using invoiceninja by adding the mileage rate as a line item and adding the number of miles for quantity. I haven’t been able to figure out a better way to do mileage on there.
Try using the search function and look at the subreddit sidebar for the awesome-selfhosted list.
Thanks! I did take a look at that. I couldn’t find something that told me “this is the specific app you’re looking for”.
Just a few quick ideas.
I couldn’t find something that told me “this is the specific app you’re looking for”.
So i guess you need to actually read and interpret the search results for your own purpose.
This is what the sidebar looks like in Voyager
