RoadRecord · last updated 16 August 2026
RoadRecord helps you keep a vehicle logbook in the form the Australian Taxation Office expects if you use the logbook method to claim car expenses. It records trips, calculates a business-use percentage, and produces a document you can hand to your accountant or produce if you are audited.
You are responsible for the accuracy of your logbook. Odometer readings, trip purposes and business/private classifications are yours to confirm. GPS distance and a vehicle's true odometer diverge over time, and RoadRecord will prompt you to reconcile them — acting on those prompts is your responsibility, not the app's.
Where two or more drivers share a registration, the vehicle's odometer and details are shared between their accounts. Each driver's trips remain private to that driver. You are responsible for your own logbook and your own numbers; another driver's records are not yours to claim.
RoadRecord works offline and stores your records on your device. Cloud sync is provided on a best-effort basis and is not guaranteed to be available at all times. Keep your own backup of anything you cannot afford to lose.
RoadRecord is a one-off purchase. There is no subscription and no recurring charge. Refunds are handled under Google Play's refund policy.
RoadRecord is provided as-is. To the extent permitted by law, no liability is accepted for any tax outcome, penalty, or loss arising from your use of the app. Nothing in these terms excludes any right you have under the Australian Consumer Law.
Steven McNichol — smcnichol@outlook.com