FlexDash is a universal gig driver companion app that automatically tracks mileage, scans earnings screenshots with AI, reconciles bank deposits across platforms, tracks Amazon Flex's 40-hour weekly cap, detects tolls, and maximizes tax deductions. It works with Amazon Flex, DoorDash, Uber, Uber Eats, Lyft, Instacart, Grubhub, Walmart Spark, Gopuff, Veho, Shipt, and any custom gig platform.

How much does FlexDash cost?

FlexDash Pro is currently $4.99/month or $39.99/year as an early-adopter launch price (locked in for life if you sign up before June 4, 2026). After that, new subscribers pay $6.99/month or $59.99/year — existing $4.99 subscribers keep their original rate forever. Every plan includes a 30-day free trial.

Is FlexDash better than Everlance?

FlexDash matches Everlance's automatic mileage tracking and adds features Everlance doesn't have: AI earnings screenshot scanning, Amazon Flex 40-hour cap tracking, bank-verified earnings via Plaid, automatic toll detection, community gas prices, Bluetooth car auto-trigger, and deactivation defense reports. The annual price is $59.99 compared to Everlance's $69.99.

Is FlexDash better than MileIQ?

FlexDash matches MileIQ's $59.99 annual price and adds gig-driver-specific tools MileIQ doesn't have: AI earnings screenshot scanning, bank-verified earnings reconciliation via Plaid, Amazon Flex 40-hour cap tracking, automatic toll detection, community gas prices, and deactivation defense reports for Amazon Flex and DoorDash.

Is FlexDash better than Hurdlr?

FlexDash costs $59.99 per year compared to Hurdlr Premium at $100 per year — saving $40 per year. Both offer bank-linked earnings tracking. FlexDash adds Amazon Flex 40-hour cap tracking, Bluetooth car auto-trigger, automatic toll detection, community gas prices, and deactivation defense PDF reports that Hurdlr does not have.

Is FlexDash better than Gridwise?

FlexDash includes Gridwise's signature earnings-by-platform dashboard at no extra cost, plus IRS-compliant mileage tracking, AI screenshot scanning, Amazon Flex 40-hour cap tracking, toll detection, and deactivation defense. FlexDash is $59.99 per year compared to Gridwise Plus at $71.99 per year, with materially more features.

Is FlexDash better than TripLog?

TripLog is $4.99 per month and has solid mileage tracking. FlexDash is $6.99 per month and adds AI earnings screenshot scanning, bank-verified earnings via Plaid, earnings-by-platform dashboard, Amazon Flex 40-hour cap tracking, Bluetooth car auto-trigger, and deactivation defense reports — features TripLog does not have.

Does FlexDash track the Amazon Flex 40-hour weekly cap?

Yes — FlexDash is the only mileage tracker app that tracks the Amazon Flex 40-hour weekly cap correctly. The Amazon Flex cap is enforced on a rolling 168-hour window (not a calendar week), and counts both past-completed and future-scheduled blocks (Amazon's own acceptance check is forward-looking). FlexDash sums both, isolates Amazon Flex blocks from DoorDash, Uber, and other platforms so they don't contaminate the count, and shows alert tiers — yellow at 15 hours remaining, orange at 8, red at 4 — so drivers know when to slow down before hitting the cap.

How does automatic mileage tracking work in FlexDash?

FlexDash uses Core Motion on iOS and Activity Recognition on Android to detect driving with near-zero battery drain. Once driving is confirmed via GPS speed, it tracks every mile in the background — even if you close the app. You can also pair via Bluetooth car auto-trigger (trip starts when your phone connects to the car stereo) or use home geofencing (trip starts when you leave home).

Which gig platforms does FlexDash support?

FlexDash supports Amazon Flex, DoorDash, Uber, Uber Eats, Lyft, Instacart, Grubhub, Walmart Spark, Gopuff, Veho, Shipt, and any custom platform you add. All in one app with a tap-to-switch platform filter.

How does Plaid bank integration work in FlexDash?

Pro users can link their bank account via Plaid (the same secure provider used by Venmo, Robinhood, and Coinbase). FlexDash automatically identifies deposits from Amazon Flex, DoorDash, Uber, Lyft, Instacart, and other gig platforms — giving you true bank-verified earnings instead of self-reported numbers. It also auto-flags InstantPay fees (Amazon $0.50, DoorDash $1.99, Uber and Lyft $0.85) as deductible business expenses.

Can FlexDash help if I get deactivated from Amazon Flex or DoorDash?

Yes — FlexDash is the only driver app with built-in deactivation defense. Log delays with one tap and FlexDash captures GPS coordinates, exact timestamp, and a photo. If you get a warning or deactivation email, generate a professional Defense Report PDF in seconds — all your evidence organized by platform and date — and send it directly to Amazon Flex or DoorDash support to appeal unfair account actions.

Does FlexDash drain my battery in the background?

No. FlexDash uses Core Motion on iOS and Activity Recognition on Android — hardware-accelerated low-power motion APIs that draw near-zero battery. GPS only activates after driving is confirmed by motion. The home geofence stops tracking when you arrive home. Typical drivers see less than 2 percent extra battery use per day.

Is FlexDash available on iPhone and Android?

Yes — FlexDash is available on the Apple App Store for iOS 16 and later, and being prepared for Google Play on Android 10 and later. Version 2 with bank integration, Amazon Flex cap tracking, and Bluetooth auto-trigger is launching for waitlist members first.

Is FlexDash IRS-compliant for tax reporting?

Yes — FlexDash exports an IRS-compliant mileage log in PDF and CSV format that meets all the requirements for Schedule C and 1099 filers: date, start and end locations, total miles, business purpose, and contemporaneous tracking. It uses the 2026 IRS standard mileage rate of $0.725 per mile.

Mileage Tracker Comparison · 2026

FlexDash vs TripLog

TripLog is the cheapest monthly option ($4.99/mo) with solid mileage tracking. FlexDash is $2/month more but adds AI earnings scanning, bank reconciliation, Amazon Flex cap tracking, and deactivation defense — features TripLog doesn't have at any price.

FlexDash Pro

$6.99/mo

or $59.99/yr (≈ $5/mo)

TripLog

$4.99/mo

or $59.99/yr (≈ $5.00/mo)

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About TripLog

TripLog is one of the longest-running mileage tracker apps and offers the cheapest monthly subscription in this comparison ($4.99/mo). Their core tracking is mature and reliable. But like Everlance and MileIQ, TripLog was built for general business mileage rather than gig driving, so it lacks earnings tracking, bank reconciliation, and platform-specific tools.

Feature comparison

Feature	FlexDash	TripLog
Automatic mileage tracking	Yes	Yes
AI earnings screenshot scanning	Yes	No
Amazon Flex 40-hr cap tracker	Yes	No
Bank-verified earnings (Plaid)	Yes	No
Earnings-by-platform dashboard	Yes	No
Bluetooth car auto-trigger	Yes	Partial
Automatic toll detection	Yes	No
Community gas prices	Yes	No
Deactivation defense PDF	Yes	No
IRS-compliant tax reports	Yes	Yes
Multi-platform single app	Yes	Partial

What TripLog does well

•Cheapest monthly subscription in the category
•Mature, reliable automatic mileage tracking
•Good expense + receipt management
•Bluetooth auto-start for select scenarios

Where FlexDash wins

✓AI earnings screenshot scanning for Amazon Flex / DoorDash / Uber / etc — TripLog has none
✓Amazon Flex 40-hour rolling cap tracker — TripLog has none
✓Plaid bank integration for verified per-platform earnings — TripLog has none
✓Earnings-by-platform dashboard — TripLog has none
✓Automatic toll detection with EZ-Pass rate fill — TripLog has none
✓Community-sourced gas prices — TripLog has none
✓Deactivation defense PDF for Amazon Flex / DoorDash — TripLog has none
✓Same annual price ($59.99) — but only FlexDash includes earnings tools

Pick TripLog if…

If you need only basic mileage tracking on the cheapest monthly plan and you don't want any of the earnings, bank, or gig-platform features, TripLog at $4.99/mo is the lowest-cost option.

Pick FlexDash if…

If you drive for any gig platform, FlexDash's earnings scanning, bank reconciliation, and Amazon Flex cap tracking deliver value the $2/month difference recoups within one cap warning or one missed InstantPay fee. Both apps cost the same annually ($59.99), so on annual billing the question is purely 'do I want gig-driver features?' — and the answer is almost always yes.

Frequently asked: FlexDash vs TripLog

Is FlexDash cheaper than TripLog?+

Annually they cost the same ($59.99/year). Monthly, TripLog is $4.99 vs FlexDash's $6.99 — a $2/month difference. On annual billing, FlexDash is the better value because the per-year price is identical and FlexDash includes substantially more features.

What does FlexDash have that TripLog doesn't?+

FlexDash adds AI earnings screenshot scanning, Plaid bank integration, Amazon Flex 40-hour cap tracking, earnings-by-platform dashboard, automatic toll detection, community gas prices, and deactivation defense PDFs. TripLog focuses on mileage and expense tracking only.

Does TripLog scan earnings screenshots like FlexDash?+

No. TripLog tracks mileage and expenses but does not extract earnings data from gig platform screenshots. FlexDash uses Gemini AI to extract blocks, tips, base pay, station codes, and active-time hours.

Does TripLog track the Amazon Flex 40-hour cap?+

No. TripLog has no Amazon Flex-specific features. FlexDash is the only mileage tracker that tracks the 40-hour rolling weekly cap correctly (including future scheduled blocks and isolating non-Flex platforms).

Can I switch from TripLog to FlexDash?+

Yes — export your TripLog trip log as CSV and import into FlexDash via Settings → Import. Your historical mileage data carries over while FlexDash takes over tracking going forward.

Ready to switch?

Join the waitlist and be first to try FlexDash v2 — with bank integration, Amazon Flex cap tracking, and Bluetooth auto-trigger. Early members get 30 days free.

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