What is RoadLedger — Vehicle Logbook and who is it for?
RoadLedger is a vehicle logbook for recording fuel fill-ups, service visits and other running costs. It keeps the records private and works offline, so entries can be made without a connection. Drivers who want a simple record of what their vehicle costs can log fuel and service as they happen. The app opens in its own window and offers shortcuts to log fuel or log service directly.
A private, offline logbook for tracking fuel, service and vehicle expenses.
What you can do
Log fuel
Log service
Log a fuel fill-up as a record of your vehicle's fuel use.
Log a service visit alongside your other vehicle records.
Publisher / site
vinyasns.github.io
Category
Utilities
Platforms
Web
Languages detected
en
APP PREVIEWS
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BEST FOR
Decide whether RoadLedger — Vehicle Logbook fits your needs.
Useful for
Log a fuel fill-up as a record of your vehicle's fuel use.
Log a service visit alongside your other vehicle records.
Record vehicle expenses in a private logbook.
Open the app in a standalone window and jump straight to logging fuel or service.
Before you choose
Available on Web
INSTALL GUIDE
Install RoadLedger — Vehicle Logbook from its official site.
1
Open the official web app
Use the Open site button above in a current version of Chrome, Edge or Safari.
2
Choose the browser install action
Select Install app, or use Add to Home Screen from the browser share or main menu.
3
Confirm and launch
The installed app opens from the device launcher. Browser and platform support can vary.
PWA AUDIT
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Standalone app window
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