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The store currently lists version 1.5.0, updated 2026-08-04.
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Meet CarLog - car maintenance tracker. App to manage fuel consumption (MPG), car costs and any vehicle-related data. You can easily setup service and payment reminders for both mileage and specific date. With a focus on gas efficiency, mileage, and trip details, CarLog empowers users to monitor car's performance.
Gas mileage calculation (MPG) allows to save money, predict expenses and get useful insights about real vehicle costs. Take control of your car's maintenance and performance with CarLog, the all-in-one car maintenance tracker that combines efficiency, convenience, and data-driven decision-making for a smoother journey on the road.…
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CarLog now runs in 10 more languages: Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Turkish, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional). There's also a new app icon, onboarding is one step shorter, and the reminder screens are cleaner. The date picker opens from anywhere on the row and uses the standard iOS calendar.
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