Where does your fuel money actually go? Fuel Cost Log turns every stop at the pump into a written record you can look back on: what you paid, how many liters went in, and what the odometer showed.
Logging takes about ten seconds while you are still at the station. Type the station name, the liters, the total cost, and the odometer reading, add a short note if the stop was unusual — "price up 6 cents" or "topped off before the trip" — and save. The app works out the price per liter for each fill-up on its own, so you can see at a glance which station was the better deal.
HOW TO LOG A FILL-UP
• Enter the Station name
• Pick the Fill Date
• Enter Liters and Total Cost
• Enter the Odometer reading in km
• Add an optional free-text Note
• Tap "Save Fill-up" to keep the entry
YOUR FUEL HISTORY
Saved fill-ups appear in a list with the newest first. Each entry shows its cost, liters, odometer reading, and the computed price per liter, and a running total keeps your overall fuel spending in view. Compare stations, check how a price jump shows up across a month, or review the record before deciding where to fill up next.
PRINT A REPORT
Need your fuel log on paper or as a PDF? Send it to Android's print service straight from the app — station, date, liters, cost, odometer, and notes in one clean report you can file with your vehicle records or hand to whoever does the bookkeeping.
MADE FOR THE MOMENT AT THE PUMP
There is no account to create, no setup to finish, and no connection required. Everything works offline, and your entries are stored on your device.
WHAT THIS APP DOES NOT DO
The app records exactly what you type. It does not read your location or track which stations you visit, does not connect to your car, and does not fetch fuel prices from the internet. There is no sign-in and no cloud sync — just your own fuel record, kept in one place.
If you want to know what driving really costs you, start with the next fill-up. A ten-second habit at the pump builds a fuel history you will actually use.
Log every fill-up: liters, cost, odometer. An offline fuel spending diary.