“I forget to track miles.”
Start Work creates a repeatable tracking habit. Missed-trip entry keeps gaps visible instead of pretending tracking was perfect.
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Private mileage records for 1099 drivers.
Track work miles, review missed or weak trips, log expenses and earnings, and export clean records for tax prep — with driver records stored on your iPhone.
Be ready before tax time. Review weekly. Export when you choose.
Driver pain points
Stay ready before tax season — without scrambling later.
Gig work gets messy fast. GigClaim is built around the records drivers usually forget, mix up, or delay until tax time.
“My work and personal driving get mixed together.”
Weekly review helps separate work, commute, personal, and review-needed trips while the details are still fresh.
“My expenses and earnings live everywhere.”
Keep mileage, expenses, and earnings in one driver workflow so the week is easier to review.
“Tax time turns into a scramble.”
Export organized records when you’re ready for your own review or tax-preparation workflow.
Weekly workflow
A simple loop for cleaner driver records.
Capture the work, review the details, fix what GPS missed, keep money records current, and export only when needed.
Track work sessions
Start a work session when you begin rideshare, delivery, or other 1099 driving.
Review trips
Classify work, commute, personal, missed, and review-needed trips before relying on totals.
Log money
Keep expenses and earnings beside the mileage records they explain.
Check planning estimates
Use estimates to stay organized during the year. Final tax decisions belong with the driver and a qualified professional.
Export records
Export organized records for your own review or tax-preparation workflow.
Privacy-first
Your gig-driver records should not become someone else's data product.
Mileage, trip, expense, earnings, and planning records can reveal where you drive, when you work, which platforms you use, and what you earn. GigClaim is designed around local-first recordkeeping, so driver records stay on your iPhone unless you choose to export them.
Website forms, support requests, product update signups, App Store subscription systems, and website analytics may be handled separately.
Driver records stay local
Mileage, trips, expenses, earnings, and planning records are designed to stay on your phone.
Exports are your choice
Create files only when you decide to review, save, back up, or hand off records.
Controls stay practical
Use local export, backup, delete, and reset workflows when you need to manage records.
Features
Reviewable records beat blind tracking.
GPS is useful, but it is not perfect. GigClaim keeps weak trips, missed starts, mixed driving, expenses, earnings, and exports visible so drivers can review records before relying on totals.
Mileage tracking
Capture work sessions and keep trip records organized by date, source, distance, and review status.
Trip review
Review classifications before relying on totals, especially around mixed personal and work driving.
Missed trip entry
Add missed or corrected records manually, then keep them visible for review before export.
Earnings
Log driver earnings you choose to track so mileage and money records can be reviewed together.
Expenses
Organize driver expenses such as fuel, charging, tolls, parking, supplies, and maintenance.
Tracking health
Surface weak GPS, permissions, battery settings, and interruptions instead of hiding uncertainty.
Tax set-aside estimates
Use planning views for review. GigClaim does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice.
Local data controls
Export, back up, delete, or reset local records through driver-controlled workflows.
App screens
A driver workflow you can scan quickly.
Screens use realistic sample records so drivers can see how work sessions, trips, money, and reports look in practice.
Active work session
Example session data shown.
Trips
Review and classify records weekly.
Money
Keep earnings and expenses in one place.
Reports
Review records before export.
Planning estimates
Tax-time organization without tax-advice claims.
GigClaim helps drivers review mileage, expenses, earnings, and planning estimates during the year. Final tax decisions still belong with the driver and a qualified professional.
Review first
Review mileage records beside money records before relying on totals.
Planning only
Use set-aside estimates for planning, not as final filing numbers.
Handoff ready
Export records for your own review or tax-preparation workflow.
No perfect tracking claims
Keep GPS limits visible so weak trips can be checked.
Driver guides
Practical guides for common gig-driver workflows.
Use the guides to understand what to track, what to review before export, and where GigClaim's planning boundaries are.
FAQ
Questions drivers ask first.
Is GigClaim tax software?
GigClaim is a driver recordkeeping and planning tool. It helps organize mileage, earnings, expenses, estimates, and reports, but it does not prepare or file tax returns.
Does GigClaim file my taxes?
No. GigClaim does not file taxes.
What happens when GPS is weak?
GigClaim keeps weaker trips reviewable so drivers can confirm dates, distance, purpose, and classification before relying on them.
Can I add missed trips?
Yes. Drivers can add missed trips manually and review them before using them for planning estimates or reports.
Can I export my records?
Yes. GigClaim is built around exporting trip, mileage, earnings, expense, and review records for your own recordkeeping workflow.
Is my data stored locally?
GigClaim is designed around local-first recordkeeping so driving records stay inspectable, exportable, and deletable.