The Runner Tracker

The Runner Tracker uses GPS to record a production runner's journeys and turns them into a PDF at the end of the day: it is there so mileage gets reimbursed without having to reconstruct it from memory at night.

WHAT IT DOES

• Records the route in the background: the phone can stay in your pocket, screen off
• Mark waypoints with one tap, and it detects stops on its own
• Names those waypoints (street, town) instead of showing bare coordinates
• Keeps a history of routes with total mileage
• You state whose vehicle it is — yours, the production's or a rental — and it goes on the sheet
• Exports the journey sheet as a PDF, with times or durations, and you share it from there
• Photograph fuel receipts and they go into a sheet attached to the PDF, numbered
• When there are many routes the sheet splits across pages, each with its own total
• If the app is closed mid-recording, the route can be recovered on restart
• Resume an interrupted route, correcting the unrecorded leg by hand

WHERE YOUR DATA STAYS

Routes, profile and PDFs stay on the phone and are never transmitted. The only thing that leaves is the coordinates of the single point whose address is needed, sent to the OpenStreetMap mapping service to get the street name: no name, no plate, no identifiers. With no connection the app still records, showing coordinates instead of addresses.

Free version: up to 13 saved routes (deleting some frees up space), one fuel receipt, automatic stops at 5 minutes or off. Premium, with a one-time purchase: unlimited routes and receipts, receipts also from PDFs or images already on the phone, your own fuel consumption and stop delay, project and production name in the PDF.

No account, no advertising. Bilingual: Italian and English.