You kept $142 today
The first number you see is what you kept after expenses and the tax set-aside, not gross pay.
Mileage, earnings and taxes for gig drivers
DayHatch counts your business miles, shows what you kept after expenses, and works out what to set aside for taxes. No account. Your records stay on your phone.
Free to use. Pro is optional, with a 14-day trial and no card.
Thursday, Oct 15
Kept today
$142.60
$57.40 to your $200 goal
Starts by itself when your car connects PRO
Answer first
The first number you see is what you kept after expenses and the tax set-aside, not gross pay.
Each trip is priced at the IRS standard mileage rate in force on the day you drove it. The 2026 rate changed mid-year, and DayHatch uses both.
Self-employment, income and state tax, estimated after every shift, with a reminder a week before each IRS deadline.
One big start button in the thumb zone. Details open only when you ask for them.
Q3 2026
Set aside for Q3
$956.10
An estimate, not tax advice.
New in DayHatch
Ending a trip opens a keypad with the miles already logged, so the pay goes in while you remember it.
Any number of platforms, plus your own, as one-tap buttons on Today, sorted by how often you use them.
The sunrise arc fills as you earn, so you know when to call it a day. It counts what you keep, after expenses.
Each trip is logged to the car that’s connected. Several cars are fine.
A dated photo, or a typed reading, on Jan 1 and Dec 31 gives your total miles and your business-use percentage.
Pair each car’s Bluetooth or Android Auto in Garage. Auto-start is Pro.
My car
Work miles in 2026
8,412
72% for work
Pro adds auto-start, receipt scanning, recurring expenses, PDF reports and Trends: $4.99/month or $29.99/year.
Compare Free and Pro →Your trips, earnings, expenses and receipts are stored on your phone. The app goes online for a short list of things, and we tell you exactly which.
See exactly what goes online →72.5¢ a mile through June 30 and 76¢ from July 1. Work out your deduction with both.
Open the calculator →DayHatch is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the IRS or any government agency. It is not a tax preparer. Official sources