Drive. We'll handle the rest.
Automatic trip tracking · Smart trip classification · Tax-ready reports · Vehicle safety & service reminders · Cost management · Fleet compliance — all in one tool.
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From a shoebox of receipts to a tax-ready logbook
By June 30, your logbook is already done — every trip logged, every receipt captured, every report one tap away. Hand it to your accountant and move on.
Everything you need at tax time
Built specifically for individuals who use their vehicle for work and want to claim every dollar they're entitled to.
Automatic trip tracking · Smart trip classification
Capture it automatically
You don't have to remember anything.
Tax-ready reports · Cost management
Get the money back
See what you're owed and what you're spending.
Sound familiar?
These are the reasons people switch to Odomly.
Forgetting to log trips and losing deductions
Log trips in seconds while you're still in the car. The faster the habit, the fewer kilometres you miss — and fewer missed km means more money back.
A 12-week paper logbook that goes stale every 5 years
Odomly maintains a continuous digital logbook. No expiry, no lost notebooks, no scrambling to reconstruct records from memory before June 30.
Not knowing whether logbook method or cents/km saves more
Your Odomly reports show your business percentage and total km so you (or your accountant) can compare both methods and pick the one that maximises your deduction.
Receipts stuffed in the glovebox, half of them faded
Capture receipts by photo or email the moment you pay. Stored digitally, searchable, and attached to your tax reports automatically.
Individual FAQ
Questions from sole traders, tradies and employees.
Latest news
Plain-English updates on tax rules, fuel costs, EVs and fleet compliance — from the Odomly team.
One in Five New Cars Sold in Australia Is Now Electric
Australia just posted its best July on record, and more than a fifth of it was battery-electric. It's a good news story — with one quiet consequence for anyone who claims kilometres.
Why 500,000 Aussies Just Got an ATO Warning Letter About Car Expenses
If you claimed car expenses on your last tax return, there's a decent chance you're one of roughly 500,000 taxpayers the ATO flagged this year. Here's what triggers it, and what actually protects you.
What Car Expenses Can You Actually Claim on Tax in Australia?
Fuel, servicing, insurance, depreciation - but only the work-related share, and only if the trip itself qualifies. Here's a plain-English rundown of what's in and what's out.
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