Original Summary

I drive for work and kept losing business-mileage deductions because I forgot to log trips, then tried to rebuild them from my calendar in April. So I built MileHatch. There are two ways to log: Connect a Tesla (read-only) and every drive gets logged on its own with odometer miles and start/end addresses. You just mark trips as business or personal. Or tell Grok something like "log 18 miles to the Acme office, client meeting" and it adds the trip. It exports PDF and CSV reports for Schedule C / Form 4562 and applies the IRS rate by trip date (2026: $0.725 Jan-Jun, $0.76 Jul-Dec). Pricing: 14-day free trial, no card. After that it's $6/mo or $59/yr. The first 500 founding users pay $1/mo for 12 months. I'm the only developer. What I'd most like feedback on: - Is Tesla + Grok too narrow a starting point? - What would stop you from trusting auto-logged trips at tax time? https://milehatch.app   submitted by   /u/xosinsaba [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/3 14:10:14