PACE vs MileIQ: Driving Tracker vs Mileage Logger

If your only need is automatic business-versus-personal mileage classification and tidy expense reports, MileIQ is purpose-built and very good at it. If you want to actually track your driving — speed, routes, stats, a driving rating — and still get a mileage log, PACE covers both, though MileIQ's classification workflow is more specialised.

Where MileIQ is better

MileIQ is laser-focused on one job: logging miles for tax and expense purposes. Its automatic drive detection and swipe-to-classify business-versus-personal workflow, plus polished IRS-style reports, are more specialised than PACE's general driving log if mileage compliance is your sole concern.

Where PACE is better

PACE tracks the whole drive, not just the distance. You get a real GPS speedometer, speed-colored route maps with replay, a free driving rating, deep stats, and enthusiast modes — plus a driving log with mileage export, so you don't need a separate app for both.

Two apps in one for many drivers

If you log mileage but also love driving, PACE often replaces two apps: it keeps the mileage record you need while giving you the speedometer, maps, stats, and community a pure mileage app never tries to provide.