ShiftClaim
ATO logbook · GST & BAS · built for Australian drivers

Your kilometres, turned into a defensible tax record.

ShiftClaim records your drives — rideshare, delivery or courier — classifies business vs personal automatically, and produces the ATO 12-week logbook, GST & BAS figures and EV charging records your accountant asks for. Everything is stored on your device; nothing is uploaded to us.

On-device privacy Auto trip classification 12-week logbook gauge Live BAS position EV charging · PCG 2024/2
Coming to the App Store

Requires an Australian business (ABN) and GST registration to claim GST credits. Estimates are record-keeping tools, not tax advice.

● Manual & auto shift tracking

Start a manual shift with one tap — full GPS accuracy, never auto-stops — or opt in to battery-light auto-detection via beacon, motion or saved places.

✓ Automatic classification

Trips between pickups are business. Home commutes stay private. A receipt-printed GST is apportioned correctly by your logbook — the engine enforces the ATO rules so you don't have to remember them.

▲ GST & BAS, live

A running quarterly BAS position — G1, 1A, 1B and net GST — with a downloadable XLSX report, vehicle-purchase credits capped correctly at the car limit, and odometer continuity at every shift boundary.

ATO 12-week logbook

A live gauge tracks your continuous logbook period week by week, computes your business-use percentage to four decimal places, and stays valid for five years once the 12 weeks are complete.

EV charging done right

Public charging claims GST ÷ 11 from the invoice; home charging follows the ATO's Practical Compliance Guideline 2024/2 cents-per-km rate (4.2¢), GST-excluded — with home-vs-public analytics per network.

Odometer continuity

Every shift ends with an odometer prompt; the next shift starts where the last ended. Distances prefer the odometer reading — authoritative for audit — and roll the vehicle's meter forward automatically.

Private by architecture

No accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no third-party SDKs. Records live in your device's storage and optionally your own iCloud. Receipts are read on-device by Apple's Vision framework.

Built for Australia, not adapted to it

What ShiftClaim does that general mileage trackers and spreadsheets don't — the four things that decide whether your BAS and logbook survive an ATO review.

Feature ShiftClaim Typical international
mileage tracker
Manual log +
spreadsheet
Live GST & BAS figures
G1, 1A, 1B and net GST computed from ATO rules as you drive
Yes Div 144 rules, logbook-apportioned GST, car-limit caps — enforced by the engine No Built for the IRS, not the ATO No You re-derive it by hand every quarter
ATO 12-week logbook engine
Week-by-week gauge and business-use % valid for 5 years
Yes 84-day day-count arithmetic; the gauge matches the calculator exactly No Generic trip logs, no ATO validity tracking No Manual counting; the classic under-count error lives here
EV charging tax engine
Public ÷11 GST, home charging per PCG 2024/2
Yes Home-vs-public capture per network, auto-apportioned at the logbook rate No No EV charging category anywhere No The guideline is 40 pages of fine print
Private by architecture
On-device storage, no accounts, no analytics, no servers
Yes Records live in your device and your iCloud; receipts read on-device No Cloud accounts and analytics SDKs are the norm No Photos and spreadsheets scattered across your phone

Comparison reflects the capability of each approach as at September 2026, and describes product categories rather than named vendors. ShiftClaim provides record-keeping tools, not tax advice.